Officer taken to hospital after Abinojii Mikanah crash, delays expected
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A major artery in Winnipeg is dealing with significant backups after a crash involving a police cruiser.
A major artery in Winnipeg is dealing with significant backups after a crash involving a police cruiser.
Just before 3:40 p.m. Sunday, police posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, that there was a crash at St. Anne's Road and Abinojii Mikanah.
The crash caused eastbound Abinojii Mikanah – formerly known as Bishop Grandin Boulevard – and northbound St. Anne's to be shut down until further notice.
People are told to find alternate routes.
Winnipeg police confirmed to CTV News one of the vehicles involved was a police cruiser and an officer was taken to hospital in stable condition.
No further details are known at this time.
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