A Richmond Hill man was flown to a Toronto trauma centre with critical injuries after a snowmobile crash in Muskoka on Saturday.
Ontario Provincial Police said emergency crews responded at 12 p.m. to Beattie Lane in Bracebridge after a snowmobiler crashed into a parked vehicle.
The 51-year-old Richmond Hill man who was riding the snowmobile was taken to hospital in critical condition by Muskoka paramedics.
He was then taken by Ornge air ambulance to a Toronto trauma centre.
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There’s no word on what may have led to the incident.
Police continue to investigate.
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