Edmonton fire crews and police responded after a construction crane fell over in Edmonton Tuesday afternoon.
Just before 2 p.m., emergency crews were called to 120 Street and 102 Avenue in the community of Oliver.
Photos from the scene show the crane collapsed into the construction site.
Nobody was injured.
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EPCOR is reporting two power outages in the neighbourhood, affecting about 3,300 customers. The cause is listed as “vehicle hitting equipment.”
A development permit at the scene shows a 158-dwelling apartment building is in the works.
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