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- calendar_today November 11, 2026
Crowchild Trail Closed Due to Rollover Collision
A major traffic disruption occurred in southwest Calgary early Wednesday morning after police closed a section of Crowchild Trail in both directions. The closure follows a single-vehicle rollover, prompting a collision investigation in the area.
Incident Details and Location
Calgary police responded shortly before 5:30 a.m. on Wednesday to reports of a rollover on Crowchild Trail. Both northbound and southbound lanes are currently closed between 33rd Avenue and 17th Avenue S.W., affecting a significant commuter corridor in the city. In addition, officers were present at the Bow River crossing, blocking traffic as part of the ongoing investigation.
No Injuries Reported in Collision
According to officials, there were no reported injuries resulting from the incident. Calgary police continue to investigate the collision but have not indicated any further hazards or concerns for public safety at this time.
Traffic Closure and Alternate Routes
Motorists are being advised to avoid the affected section of Crowchild Trail and to seek alternate routes to minimize traffic disruption. The closure has a direct impact on morning traffic patterns in southwest Calgary, with potential delays for commuters. Police issued a road closure alert, stressing the importance of using detours while the investigation is underway.
Police Response and Public Advisory
Calgary Police Service continues to monitor the situation, providing updates to the public through official channels. They reiterate the request for drivers to avoid the corridor between 17th Avenue S.W. and 33rd Avenue S.W. as they work to clear the scene and investigate the cause of the rollover collision.
Summary
Crowchild Trail remains closed in both directions from Marda Loop to 17th Avenue S.W. due to a single-vehicle rollover collision. There were no injuries reported, but motorists are strongly encouraged to use alternative routes until police have completed their investigation and the roadway can be safely reopened.
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Source: cbc.ca.
