1 injured in rollover crash on Stoney at Glenmore in southeast Calgary
Police say a woman has suffered life-altering injuries in a two-vehicle crash in southeast Calgary.
It happened Wednesday evening, just before 7 p.m., on Stoney Trail at Glenmore Trail.
According to police, the vehicle the woman was driving struck a semi-trailer and her vehicle rolled over.
She was extricated from her vehicle and taken to hospital.
Police say a woman has suffered life-altering injuries in a two-vehicle crash in southeast Calgary, on Stoney Trail at Glenmore Trail.
Police say a woman has suffered life-altering injuries in a two-vehicle crash in southeast Calgary, on Stoney Trail at Glenmore Trail.
Shortly after 7 p.m. on X, YYC Transportation said the northbound-to-westbound exit ramp was blocked.
Later, YYC Transportation said northbound Stoney Trail was closed.
As of 9:30 p.m., police said road closures related to the crash remained in effect.
Investigation into what exactly caused the crash is ongoing.
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