Waterloo crash sends one to hospital
![columbia crash A pickup truck and a car, both with damage, at the scene of the crash. (Dan Lauckner/CTV News)](/content/dam/ctvnews/en/images/2023/11/23/columbia-crash-1-6657546-1700753419827.jpg)
One person was taken to hospital after a pickup truck and a car collided on Columbia Street West in Waterloo Wednesday.
Waterloo regional police say emergency crews responded around 9 p.m.
Columbia Street was closed from Hazel Street to Holly Street while officers investigated.
Police say one person was transported to hospital with unspecified injuries.
Correction
This story have been updated to reflect the crash happened on Columbia Street West, not Columbia Street East as previously incorrectly reported.
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