A 23-year-old cyclist is in hospital with what police say could be life-threatening injuries after colliding with an open door of a parked vehicle on Spring Garden Road in Halifax on Wednesday afternoon.

In a news release, police said they were called to the area at approximately 3:23 p.m. to respond to a&nbsp;vehicle-bicycle collision in the 5800 block of Spring Garden Road.

Police say the cyclist, a man, had been travelling east on Spring Garden Road when he was injured.&nbsp;

Traffic was closed&nbsp;between South Park Street and Summer Street for about two hours.

Anyone looking to share video or information with police about the collision can reach them directly at&nbsp;902-490-5016. Anonymous tips can be sent to 

The RCMP say a man killed his wife. Her daughters say police won't admit he's an ex-Mountie

The daughters of a woman who was killed in Nova Scotia twelve days ago by her husband before he killed himself are calling on the RCMP for more transparency around domestic violence, alleging the force is covering up what happened because their mother's husband was a retired Mountie.

Brenda Tatlock - Burke, 59, was killed by her husband - a retired Mountie, on Oct. 18, in case the RCMP have said is intimate partner violence.

Brenda Tatlock - Burke 

Brenda Tatlock-Burke, 59, was killed by her husband on Oct. 18 in a case the RCMP have said is intimate partner violence. Her daughters say he is a retired Mountie, and are calling on the force for more transparency. 

$1.2M needed to continue turning historic Khyber building into community hub

The Turret Arts Space Society needs $1.2 million in the near-term to continue its goal of turning the historic Khyber building into an accessible arts and cultural hub in Halifax. Millions of dollars more are need after that.

An older brick building with turret architecture is seen amongst glass commercial buildings on a street with cars.

The Khyber Building is located at 1588 Barrington St., in the centre of this photo. The Joel Plaskett Emergency recorded their debut album on the building's third floor.

The Khyber

The Turret Arts Space — formerly known as the Khyber building — is located at 1588 Barrington St. and seen in the centre of this photo.

Cape Breton Mi'kmaw community to receive $125M in land settlement

We'koqma'q First Nation residents will soon receive cheques following a $125-million land settlement reached with the federal government earlier this year. 

A man with brown hair, a blue shirt, and purple and blue checked sport jacket stands at a podium. He is wearing a beaded medallion around his neck.

Justin Trudeau speaks to a crowd in Whycocomagh, N.S., on June 21, 2024. June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Trudeau Cape Breton

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to a crowd in Whycocomagh, N.S., on June 21, 2024. June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Mistrial declared in Cape Breton sexual assault case involving minor

Daryl Lawrence Digout, 54, and Shelley Dawn Diane Digout, 49, were arrested last spring and are facing charges of sexual assault, sexual interference and sexual exploitation.

A photograph of a man and a woman. On the left, the woman wears a blue tank top along with a camouflage bandana. The man wears a grey sweater, with a white t-shirt peaking out underneath. He has white hair. 

Shelley Dawn Diane Digout, 48, and Daryl Lawrence Digout, 53, had been missing since June. 

Shelley Dawn Diane Digout, 48, and Daryl Lawrence Digout, 53

Shelley Dawn Diane Digout, 49, and Daryl Lawrence Digout, 54, are now due back in court in December for sexual assault charges involving a minor.

Halloween forecast more treat than trick with mild temperatures for the Maritimes

CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon says there will be no need for winter coats covering up costumes this year.

Halloween will be more treat than trick for the kids this year.

Halloween pumpkin jack o lantern

This Halloween will be one of the warmest in recent memory in the Maritimes, says CBC meteorologist Ryan Snoddon.

This Halloween was one of the warmest in recent memory in the Maritimes

Halifax Regional Police are looking for information and video about an Oct. 30 collision between a cyclist and the door of a parked vehicle on Spring Garden Road.

Cyclist in hospital after collision with vehicle door in Halifax, police say

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