A four-year-old girl is dead after a collision involving two vehicles on Highway 36 Monday night.
Taber/Vauxhall RCMP said Tuesday a Volkswagen Jetta and a Ford F-150 crashed at the intersection with Township Road 110 at around 9:25 p.m.
Police said it appears the truck was traveling westbound, when it ran a stop sign and crashed into the car.
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Five occupants of the Jetta were taken to hospital in Taber, Alta. The four-year-old girl died of her injuries there. She was from Taber.
The two people in the truck were treated at the scene.
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Lethbridge RCMP Traffic Services is assisting with the ongoing investigation.
Police said alcohol was not a factor in the collision. Light rain was falling at the time of the crash.
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