1 dead, 6 injured after truck rolls over on highway northwest of Winnipeg

The RCMP logo on the side of a police cruiser. (CityNews Image)

By News Staff

Posted August 24, 2026 12:38 pm.

Mounties say a 21-year-old man was killed and six other people were injured when a truck rolled over on the highway northwest of Winnipeg on Sunday.

Lundar RCMP say all seven people were in the truck when it rolled over on Highway 6 near Moosehorn.

Police say the truck was going south when it went off into the ditch and rolled multiple times around 5 a.m.

The six passengers received non-life-threatening injures.

The man who lost his life was from Thompson, police say.

The cause of the rollover is under investigation.

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