Calgary police have officially laid charges against a driver involved in a serious pedestrian collision that occurred in the Northwest community of Dalhousie earlier this month. The incident, which sent both a child and an adult to hospital, prompted a major emergency response.
Emergency Response to Dalhousie Incident
On November 20, 2025, multiple emergency services including Calgary Police Service, EMS, and the Calgary Fire Department were dispatched to Dalhousie Drive N.W. following reports of a collision involving pedestrians. The call came in during the afternoon hours, though exact timing details remain undisclosed.
The situation involved two pedestrians - one child and one adult - both of whom required medical attention following the impact. Emergency crews worked quickly to assess and transport the injured parties to nearby medical facilities for treatment.
Police Investigation and Charges
After conducting a thorough investigation of the scene and gathering evidence, Calgary police traffic investigators determined that charges were warranted in this case. While specific details about the nature of the charges haven't been released to the public, authorities confirmed that the driver now faces legal consequences for their involvement in the incident.
The investigation involved examining the crash scene, speaking with witnesses, and reviewing any available surveillance footage from the area. Police have not released information about the current condition of the injured pedestrians or whether they have been discharged from hospital care.
Community Impact and Safety Concerns
The Dalhousie neighborhood, known for its family-friendly atmosphere and proximity to schools and community amenities, has expressed concern following the incident. Pedestrian safety has become an increasing focus for Calgary communities, particularly in areas with high foot traffic and residential density.
This case marks another instance where vulnerable road users have suffered injuries in collisions with vehicles, highlighting ongoing challenges in urban traffic safety. Calgary police continue to emphasize the importance of driver awareness in residential areas and near pedestrian crossings.
As the legal process moves forward, authorities remind both drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution, especially as winter conditions approach and visibility decreases during shorter daylight hours. The case remains active as court proceedings begin against the charged driver.
