A Calgary man is facing charges after a collision on Glenmore Trail in December led to the death of an 18-year-old passenger, police said Wednesday.
19-year-old Calgary driver, Kane Anignostis Burrows, is facing multiple charges related to impairment, dangerous driving, and driving without a licence. Police were called to a location on eastbound Glenmore Trail S.W., west of Crowchild Trail, around 9:45 p.m. on Dec. 23, 2024.
A 2018 BMW driven by a 19-year-old male with two passengers, aged 18 and 21, left eastbound Glenmore and struck a crane sitting on the right shoulder of the road. "The driver of the BMW sustained serious injuries, the 18-year-old passenger was transported to hospital in life-threatening condition where he later succumbed to his injuries, the 21-year-old passenger had minor injuries and the crane operator was uninjured," police said in a release.
The 19-year-old Calgary driver, Kane Anignostis Burrows, is facing multiple charges related to impairment, dangerous driving, and driving without a licence. David Bell has been a professional, platform-agnostic journalist since he was the first graduate of Mount Royal University’s bachelor of communications in journalism program in 2009. His work regularly receives national exposure. He also teaches journalism and communication at Mount Royal University.
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