One person was killed in a crash on an Alberta highway early Sunday morning.
According to RCMP, a vehicle heading east on Highway 3 in the town of Fort Macleod lost control and veered off the road, eventually hitting a tree.
Two people were in the vehicle at the time, police said, and the passenger was killed.
RCMP said there were no other vehicles involved in the crash.
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There were traffic restrictions on the highway as officers investigated the crash, and a collision analyst was at the site to reconstruct the scene.
Traffic moving normally by Sunday afternoon.
The cause of the crash is still under investigation.
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