Highway 63
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RCMP warn to stay off Highway 63 as freezing rain causes crashes, traffic standstillFreezing rain on Highway 63, south of Fort McMurray, turned the road into a skating rink that RCMP said led to semis and other vehicles going off the road and halting traffic.TrendingNov 21, 2025
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Alberta explores alternative route out of Fort McMurray as wildfire forces residents to fleeAs thousands of Fort McMurray residents were forced from their homes due to wildfire, the provincial government said it is exploring another road out of the Alberta community.CanadaMay 15, 2024
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Highway 63 closed after collision: Fort McMurray RCMPAccording to Fort McMurray RCMP, two pickup trucks collided on Highway 63 in Alberta Saturday, resulting in the closure of the highway for 'most of the day.'TrafficSep 30, 2023
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Head-on Highway 63 crash near Boyle leaves vehicles in flames, 2 deadTwo men from Edmonton were killed when their vehicles collided and caught fire southwest of Boyle on Highway 63 late Sunday night.TrafficSep 26, 2022
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Alberta RCMP investigate serious crash on Highway 63One person was taken to hospital in critical, life-threatening condition following a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 63 in northern Alberta.TrafficFeb 10, 2022
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2 men dead after pair of unrelated central Alberta highway crashes ThursdayTwo separate highway crashes in central Alberta on Thursday resulted in the deaths of two drivers, the RCMP confirmed on Friday.TrafficDec 10, 2021
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Teen charged after vehicle clocked doing 151 km/hr in construction zoneA 17-year-old driver from Athabasca is heading to court after an Alberta Sheriff recorded a driver doing more than 150 km/hr in a construction zone.CrimeJun 4, 2019
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Driver clocked at 188 km/h on Highway 63 in northern Alberta: RCMPA total of seven drivers were arrested in two days, according to police.TrafficApr 12, 2019
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Northern Alberta crash causes sulphur leakA single-vehicle collision involving a semi-trailer caused a molten sulphur leak near the community of Grassland on Monday.TrafficFeb 19, 2019
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B.C. woman receives highest fine possible for driving 215 km/h on Alberta highwayA 30-year-old woman from British Columbia has received a $2,300 fine after being found guilty of driving 105 km/h over the posted speed limit on a northern Alberta highway.CanadaNov 21, 2018
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