Calgary police say one driver was killed and another was seriously injured in two collisions that happened within an hour of each other on Thursday.
According to police, the first crash happened just after 1 a.m. along westbound Country Hills Boulevard Northwest at Stoney Trail Northwest.
Emergency crews arrived to find a vehicle that had caught on fire after slamming into a concrete barrier, trapping the driver inside.
Police said the driver was extricated from the vehicle but suffered severe injuries and died at the scene.
The age and gender of the victim aren’t known.
About an hour later, at 2 a.m., emergency crews were called to a second crash in the community of Monterey Park.
Police said a vehicle drove into a parked car on Catalina Boulevard Northeast.
The driver was trapped inside the vehicle when emergency crews arrived.
Police said he was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.
It’s unknown if speed or alcohol are factors in either collision.
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