A man in his late 60s died on July 20 after his car left Chemin Saint-Roch Nord near Sherbrooke's Mile End neighbourhood. No additional vehicles were part of the incident. Emergency crews reached the scene quickly but could not rescue the driver. Police later certified the death official on site. Both La Tribune and Radio-Canada carried the story the afternoon of the same day. Local residents told reporters they heard a sharp crash before seeing the car off the road. Investigators stayed on site for a long stretch piecing together what happened during those final minutes behind the wheel. Statements from officials point to a potential health event rather than heavy speed or alcohol. The quiet stretch of road has seen a string of similar incidents in years gone by, prompting calls for better signage. The driver's loved ones have asked for space while they mourn. Sherbrooke police say the investigation remains open and more details could surface in the coming 48 hours. Witnesses with details is urged to speak with officers. The whole neighbourhood has expressed condolences since news of the sudden loss spread through the local area.