Vehicle/Building Collision - 1700 block Preston Ave. North
04-09-2026 00:02 via saskatoonpolice.ca

Vehicle/Building Collision - 1700 block Preston Ave. North

Driver error is believed to have caused a collision in which a vehicle drove into a building this afternoon.Police were called to the business in the 1700 block of Preston Ave. North at approximately 2:10 p.m., September 3, 2026.  A Volvo XC60 was being driven by an 84 year old man when it collided with the front wall of the building. No one was injured at the scene.  (Occurrence Number: 26-127766)
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