CALGARY – One woman was killed in a car crash on the Tsuut’ina Nation on Monday.
Emergency crews from Calgary and Priddis were called to Six Mile Coulee Road at around 6:30 a.m.
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When they arrived, paramedics found a badly damaged hatchback lying on its side in a ditch.
The woman who had been driving the vehicle was found unresponsive outside of the car, and pronounced dead shortly after.
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Paramedics also found three dead horses, which they believe died after being hit by the vehicle.
It’s unknown if speed or alcohol were factors in the collision.
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