CRUTWELL, Sask. – One person is dead following a crash in Saskatchewan. The collision happened Tuesday afternoon on Highway 3, one kilometre west of the hamlet of Crutwell.
Mounties say a westbound semi and an eastbound car collided in the westbound lane of the highway. The semi ended up in a slough while the car went into a ditch.
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The driver of the car, a 78-year-old Lloydminster man, was declared dead at the scene. His name has not been released.
The driver of the semi, a 70-year-old Regina man, was taken to Victoria Hospital in Prince Albert with minor injuries.
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Highway 3 at the crash scene was closed for several hours while police carried out their investigation.
Crutwell is approximately 20 kilometres west of Prince Albert.
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