High winds cause semi rollover on Highway 10 east of Regina
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High winds toppled a semi-trailer on Saturday, closing Highway 10 at Balgonie, east of Regina. Winds gusting up to 86 kph have been causing problems province-wide this weekend.
The Highway 10 overpass at Balgonie east of Regina was closed Satruday after high winds toppled a semi-trailer.
The Balgonie volunteer fire department shared the above photo on their social media.
High winds caused problems across the province this weekend, with gusts reaching 86 kilometers per hour on Saturday, according to Environment Canada.
Drivers are urged to check the highway hotline before travel.
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