One man died after a collision in northern Alberta on Saturday, according to Smoky Lake RCMP.
Around 8 a.m., police were called to Secondary Highway 831 north of Township Road 602 for a single-vehicle rollover.
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Police said the 34-year-old driver, the sole occupant, was injured and trapped in the vehicle.
Local firefighters extracted him but he died from his injuries shortly after, police said.
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The man was a resident of Goodfish Lake. Police say the collision is still under investigation.
Smoky Lake is about 80 kilometres northeast of Edmonton.
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