Burnaby Mountain crash sends motorcyclist to hospital

File: A Burnaby RCMP vehicle. (CityNews image)

By Jan Schuermann

Posted April 7, 2026 6:13 pm.

Last Updated April 8, 2026 3:27 pm.

A motorcyclist is in hospital after they were involved in a crash on Burnaby Mountain on Tuesday.

The Burnaby RCMP says that the incident occurred around 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of Burnaby Mountain Parkway and Centennial Way when a motorcycle collided with a vehicle.

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“Officers attended, along with Burnaby Fire and Emergency Health Services (BC EHS),” police said in a written statement.

“Paramedics provided emergency medical treatment to one patient who was transported to the hospital in stable condition,” a BC EHS spokesperson said.

No other injuries are reported.

Police did not provide any additional information on whether an investigation into the crash has been launched.

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