Can-Amera Parkway intersection reopens after crash in Cambridge

File photo of a Waterloo Regional Police vehicle. (Mark Douglas/CityNews Kitchener)

A busy Cambridge intersection has now reopened following an early morning collision on Thursday.

Waterloo Regional Police had closed the intersection of Can Amera Parkway and Burnett Avenue/Bishop Street North in Cambridge for several hours for a collision investigation.

Regional police have since confirmed the incident involved two vehicles, with reports of serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

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That intersection has since been reopened to traffic.

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