A 25\u002Dyear\u002Dold snowmobiler who struck a long, intertwined steel cable that extended across a river near Rimbey died in hospital, RCMP said.
Chris Brookes, executive director of the Alberta Snowmobile Association, said the collision is shocking.
It’s nearing the end of the snowmobile season for those in central Alberta. Brookes said the trail systems are starting to close as it gets warmer. Bluffton is in Ponoka County, about 220 kilometres north of Calgary. The population of the hamlet, according to 2021 census data, is 140 people living in 66 private dwellings.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.“They’re a tight-knit community and everybody knows one another,” he said. “You have a tragic incident that really happened out of the blue . . .
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