Vehicle rollover on Sunday shuts down highway near Telkwa

Smithers RCMP responded to vehicle rollover near Highway 16 in Telkwa on Sunday.

Police said the highway was temporarily closed while Telkwa Fire and paramedics worked to help remove the driver from the vehicle.

Mounties add the lone vehicle occupant had sustained significant injuries and was taken to hospital.

An investigation remains ongoing with more information possibly being released in the future.

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Logan Flint
Logan Flint
Logan is the News Reporter and Afternoon News Anchor for The Moose in Smithers, covering stories from Burns Lake to Hazelton along Highway 16. Born and raised in Smithers, he's grown up around radio and has spent time as an on-air announcer for the station's afternoon and morning shows.

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