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Two Saskatchewan highways were closed Thursday morning after a pair of collisions the RCMP described as “serious.”
The Mounties issued a statement at about 10:30 a.m. saying Highway 26 was closed about eight kilometres north of Loon Lake, west of Meadow Lake, due to a crash.
Then, just before 11 a.m., police issued a second statement saying Highway 33 was closed about three kilometres north of Tyvan, southeast of Regina, after a separate crash.
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No additional information on the collisions was shared, as the RCMP said both investigations are in their preliminary stages.
In both cases, the RCMP said detours are in place, but warned that motorists should expect delays when travelling near the scenes of the crashes.
The latest updates on highway closures can be found on the Saskatchewan Highway Hotline.
