Edmonton Accident Today: Car Crashes Into Goodwill Storefront

A vehicle crashed into a Goodwill store in west Edmonton on Thursday afternoon, September 10, 2026, leaving a large opening in the storefront and prompting staff and customers to leave the building.

Edmonton police responded to the incident near 186 Street and Stony Plain Road shortly before 1 p.m. after receiving reports that a vehicle had struck the Goodwill location.

According to police, a 57-year-old woman was behind the wheel of the vehicle involved in the crash.

Vehicle Jumps Curb and Hits Goodwill

The vehicle reportedly jumped the curb before striking a window and crashing into the front of the store.

Images from the scene showed significant damage to the storefront, including a large hole where the vehicle entered the building. Customers and employees were seen leaving the premises shortly after the crash.

CTV News Edmonton reported that its camera crew observed people being sent out of the building following the incident.

Accident Details

Police Investigate the Cause

Investigators responded to the scene to determine why the vehicle left the roadway and entered the business.

Police indicated that they did not believe speed or alcohol were factors in the crash, according to the CTV News report. Further details about what caused the vehicle to leave the roadway were not immediately available.

The investigation remains important as officers work to establish the circumstances leading up to the collision.

Storefront Damaged After Crash

The collision caused visible damage to the Goodwill building and disrupted normal activity at the store.

Although the incident occurred during business hours, the available report did not indicate that anyone inside the store was killed or that there were widespread serious injuries.

The extent of the driver’s injuries, if any, was not clearly specified in the information available.

Investigation Continues

Edmonton police are expected to continue examining the circumstances surrounding the crash, including what happened immediately before the vehicle jumped the curb.

The incident serves as another reminder of the potential consequences when a vehicle unexpectedly leaves the roadway, particularly near busy commercial areas where pedestrians and customers may be nearby.

Additional information may be released as the police investigation progresses.

This report is based on information published by CTV News Edmonton on September 10, 2026. Details may be updated as authorities release further information.