By Nigel Maxwell

A busy weekend for emergency crews

Oct 31, 2010 | 10:24 AM

A rollover Sunday morning, south of Prince Albert claimed a life.

It happened on Highway 2, near the Highway 11 junction.

Upon arrival, emergency crews found a van submerged upside – down in a slough.

According to the Prince Albert Fire Department, four people were removed from the vehicle.

One was pronounced dead at the scene.

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The other three were taken to hospital.

According to Lyle Karasiuk, public affairs director of Parkland Ambulance, a 17-year-old boy was taken in stable condition to Saskatoon and the other two were treated and have already been released from Victoria Hospital.

Sunday afternoon, a 61 year old woman was taken to hospital following a rollover north of Prince Albert.

It happened around 12:30, just north of the Christopher Lake turnoff.

Parkland Ambulance reports the woman was listed in good condition.

nmaxwell@rawlco.com