Three dead after vehicle rolls on Saskatchewan grid road
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PUNNICHY – Three people have died in a single-vehicle rollover in Saskatchewan.
RCMP say they were called out to a grid road on George Gordon First Nation shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday morning.
The STARS air ambulance service also responded.
Police say two 43-year-old men and a 42-year-old woman, who were all from George Gordon First Nation, were pronounced dead at the scene.
Two others who were in the vehicle were transported to hospital by EMS with injuries described as minor.
Police say they’re still investigating.
RCMP in Saskatchewan say that as of Sunday afternoon, there have been 53 fatal collisions with 66 fatalities in 2026 on roadways in the province that are policed by the Mounties.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 2, 2026