A man from south of Edmonton died in a snomobile crash over the weekend.
On Saturday, March 2, Thorsby RCMP said officers were called to an off-road single-vehicle collision near Range Road 10 in Leduc County. RCMP called the crash “serious.”
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When police arrived, emergency medical services was already on scene treating the victim.
The 43-year-old man who lived in Leduc County was pronounced dead on scene.
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RCMP said the man was travelling at a high speed through a wooded area when the snowmobile crashed.
Thorsby RCMP officers are notifying the victim’s family and his name was not released.
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