Two cyclists in their 60s hit by car near Sainte-Catherine and Frontenac Thursday
One cyclist in critical condition, the other out of danger. Police investigating the collision in Ville-Marie.
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Update — July 25, 2026: This new material does not support an update to the published story about two cyclists in their 60s hit by a car near Sainte-Catherine and Frontenac on Thursday. The new material describes a separate multi-vehicle collision involving a minor in Saint-Paulin on Friday morning and does not reference the original incident.
Two cyclists in their 60s were struck by a vehicle Thursday evening near the intersection of Sainte-Catherine and Frontenac streets in Ville-Marie.
Montreal police received a 911 call around 5:10 p.m. reporting the collision. The cyclists were heading eastbound on Sainte-Catherine when they were hit by a car traveling north on Frontenac. The 65-year-old cyclist is in critical condition, while the 61-year-old is out of danger. Both were taken to hospital.
The driver, a 41-year-old man, was not injured. Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision. Traffic was closed for several hours during the police operation.
At a glance
Where did the collision happen?
The collision occurred near the intersection of Sainte-Catherine and Frontenac streets in Ville-Marie, Montreal.
What are the cyclists' conditions?
The 65-year-old cyclist is in critical condition, while the 61-year-old is out of danger. Both were taken to hospital.
When did the collision occur?
Montreal police received a 911 call around 5:10 p.m. on Thursday, July 16, 2026, reporting the collision.
