Street sweeping vehicle found on its side near river bank
CTV News Edmonton
Crews are rescuing a street sweeping vehicle that apparently rolled off a river valley path and onto its side near the river bank.
Firefighters, rescue boats and emergency responders were called to the scene around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday morning at Wolf Willow Point in southwest Edmonton.
However, the stretcher was carried back up the hill empty; the worker and only person involved was OK. They were assessed by EMS as a precaution.
It's unclear how the tractor left the river valley path and who owns or operates the vehicle.
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