One person was taken to hospital and three others were injured after a group of teenagers got into a fight near a Montreal high school on Thursday afternoon.
Montreal police say at least three teens were stabbed in the altercation, which began around 1 p.m., on Villeray Street in the Saint-Michel neighbourhood, and a fourth teen suffered minor injuries.
A spokesperson for Urgences-Santé said only one person was transported to hospital with an injured hand. Their life is not in danger.
Police said the three other injured people were located after the altercation. Two of them also sought medical attention.
The incident occurred near John F. Kennedy High School. The school has reopened since the incident. Another nearby school has also since reopened.
Police have established a perimeter on Villeray Street and investigators are meeting with witnesses.
There have so far been no arrests.
This breaking story will be updated.