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Baby survives after car hits stroller in Montreal

A 20-month-old child is hospitalized in Montreal after a car struck a stroller in the Saint-Laurent borough on Thursday evening, police said. The infant remained in hospital for treatment, with authorities reporting that the child is recovering.

Montreal police have launched an investigation into the incident. Details about the driver, whether any charges will be filed, and the exact location within Saint-Laurent were not disclosed in the initial briefing. Authorities did not release information on the child’s condition beyond noting recovery progress.

The collision occurred during the early evening hours, prompting responders to the scene. Emergency personnel attended to the baby at the site before the child was transported to hospital for further evaluation and treatment. There were no immediate reports of other injuries.

Saint-Laurent officials and police urged residents to remain cautious and to follow road-safety rules, particularly around pedestrians and young children. Investigators are examining factors such as vehicle speed, visibility, and the sequence of events leading up to the collision. Authorities have not ruled out any potential contributing circumstances as the inquiry continues.

No formal statements have been issued regarding whether surveillance footage or bystander accounts will be reviewed as part of the probe. The investigation aims to determine the circumstances surrounding the crash and to assess any need for safety improvements in the area.

Residents nearby expressed concern for the baby and emphasized the importance of keeping sidewalks and crosswalks safe for families with small children. Police notes indicate that the investigation is ongoing, and updates will be provided as new information becomes available.

This report conforms to standard practice for early updates on traffic incidents involving young pedestrians, and officers said they will release additional details as the inquiry advances. The public is advised to avoid spreading unverified information while the investigation is in progress.

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