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Trail RCMP confirm a fatal multi-vehicle crash has closed Hwy 22 near Birchbank Golf Course.

BC Highways expects a five and a half kilometre stretch between China Creek Rd and Hannah Dr to be shutdown until about 8 o’clock tonight.

Detours are available along Hwy 3-B from Rossland through to the Nancy Greene Jct. and on Hwy 3-B and 6 over the Bombi to Salmo.

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