A 17-year-old from Sweetgrass First Nation died in a Highway 40 collision east of Cut Knife, Sask., RCMP said.
Cut Knife RCMP received a report of the collision around 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, about 10 kilometres east of the community.
Two pedestrians were involved. EMS declared the 17-year-old dead at the scene, and her family has been notified.
The second pedestrian was taken to hospital. RCMP described the injuries as non-life-threatening.
The driver stayed at the scene and did not report injuries to police.
Emergency crews, including paramedics and Cut Knife Fire and Rescue, responded to the scene, as BorderPulse reported Tuesday night.
Cut Knife RCMP continue to investigate with help from a Saskatchewan RCMP collision reconstructionist.
As of Oct. 21, Saskatchewan RCMP reports 76 fatal collisions have killed 91 people on roads it polices in 2026.
BorderPulse offers condolences to her family and to the Sweetgrass First Nation community. We will update this story as RCMP release more information.
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