UPDATE: Cyclist and car collide in Saint-Michel
A cyclist collided with a car in Montreal's east end.
It happened late Tuesday afternoon at the corner of Jarry and Joseph Guibord in Saint-Michel.
At last word, the 22-year old cyclist was described as being out of danger after being listed in critical condition.
Police said it seems the vehicle was going west on Jarry and struck the cyclist, which was going the same way.
The female driver was taken to hospital to be treated for shock.
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