Yukon woman killed in Alaska Highway crash

A crash on the Alaska Highway has claimed the life of a Yukon woman. The two-vehicle collision happened around 10 p.m. Saturday night at Mile 54 of Highway 97, north of Fort St. John.

RCMP says a southbound van had hit a northbound tractor trailer unit head on. The 52 year old driver of the van was pronounced dead at the scene, while the truck driver wasn’t hurt.

The cause of the fatal crash is still under investigation but it’s believed road conditions at the time may have been a factor.

Erica Fisher
Erica Fisherhttp://Erica
Content Manager/Afternoon Host

cjgy Now playing play

- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Eyes on the road: Tips for safe holiday travel as snow in forecast for parts of Alberta

The first snowfall of the final stretch of the year is in the forecast for some communities, including parts of the Peace Country, which could impact holiday travel over the coming Thanksgiving long weekend. 

Wembley Wildcats receive RONA Rookies program support

The Wembley Wildcats are among 150 minor hockey teams across Canada receiving support through the RONA Rookies program this season.

Rotary Clubs of Grande Prairie launches annual Dignity Drive

The Rotary Clubs of Grande Prairie's Dignity Drive has kicked off for another year. 

Legion showcases two new veteran memorial crosswalks

The Grande Prairie Legion has unveiled two brand-new veteran memorial crosswalks in the city.

NWP Wolves women’s hockey team ready to take bite out of ACAC

Northwestern Polytechnic's Wolves women's hockey team is hoping the community can come together to pack the rink at their inaugural home game in the Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference on Friday.
- Advertisement -