One dead after grain truck rollover

A 47-year-old man was killed after the grain truck he was driving rolled on a rural road in the RM of Victoria

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One person is dead following a grain truck rollover in west-central Manitoba.

On Oct. 31, the RCMP announced that officers from their Treherne detachment had attended the scene of the rollover the previous day. Treherne RCMP had received reports of the single-vehicle incident on a rural road in the RM of Victoria shortly after 4 p.m.

“The investigation determined the victim was travelling on Road 40 North towards Road 71 West when his grain truck began to drift into the ditch on the right-hand side of the road. The driver over corrected when trying to keep the vehicle on the road causing it to flip over,” RCMP said in their Oct. 31 release.

RCMP noted that the grain truck was not equipped with seat belts.

Emergency services performed CPR on the driver, but he was declared dead at the scene.

The RCMP says investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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Alexis Stockford is the editor of the Glacier FarmMedia news hub, managing the Manitoba Co-operator. Alexis grew up on a mixed farm near Miami, Man., and graduated with her journalism degree from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, B.C. She joined the Co-operator as a reporter in 2017, covering current agricultural news, policy, agronomy, farm production and with particular focus on the livestock industry and regenerative agriculture. She previously worked as a reporter for the Morden Times in southern Manitoba.

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