One person treated for serious injuries following crash in Ottawa's west end
Emergency crews responded to a single-vehicle rollover at Hwy. 7 and Dwyer Hill Road on Thanksgiving Monday. (Photo courtesy: Twitter: OttFire)
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One person was transported to hospital following a single-vehicle crash in Ottawa's west end.
Emergency crews responded to the crash at Highway 7 and Dwyer Hill Road just before 11:30 a.m. Monday.
In a media release, the Ottawa Fire Service said the vehicle had rolled over onto its roof.
Firefighters were able to extricate the one person out of the vehicle and transfer them into the care of paramedics.
Ottawa paramedics tell CTV News Ottawa one person was transported to hospital with serious injuries.
Police continue to investigate the cause of the crash.
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