Two people were killed when a pickup truck and sedan collided on Highway 2A north of Calgary on Thursday.
Emergency Medical Services responded to the crash just before 4 p.m. It happened north of Township Road 292, between Crossfield and Carstairs.
Paramedics said both vehicles had significant damage.
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Two adults in the sedan, a male and female, died at the scene.
A man in his 40s, who was in the pickup, was treated by ground paramedics, and then flown to the Foothills Medical Centre by STARS Air Ambulance.
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EMS said he’s in stable condition with numerous internal and external injuries. They are not considered life-threatening at this time.
RCMP said the highway is closed due to the collision.
Police said a collision re-constructionist is assisting the investigation.
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