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Indian-Origin Driver Loses Bid To Stay In Canada Over Crash That Killed 16
An Indian-origin truck driver, Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash, lost the bid in Canada against his deportation to India, Canada-based CBC News reported.
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He Was Unrecognisable After Crash, "Called" Dead. Back Home After 60 Days
On that tragic April afternoon when the Humboldt Broncos's team bus collided with a tractor-trailer, everyone said Xavier LaBelle was among the 16 people killed.
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"Worst Nightmare": 15 Dead In Canadian Junior Hockey Team Bus Crash
At least 15 people are dead after a crash between a tractor-trailer and a bus carrying a Canadian junior hockey league team, a tragedy that struck at the heart of a tightknit city in rural Saskatchewan and immediately echoed through the hockey world and beyond.
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14 Killed As Junior Ice Hockey Team Bus Crashes With Truck In Canada
A bus carrying a junior ice hockey team collided with a truck on a rural highway in Canada's western Saskatchewan province, killing at least 14 people, local media said Saturday citing police.
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Indian-Origin Driver Loses Bid To Stay In Canada Over Crash That Killed 16
An Indian-origin truck driver, Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash, lost the bid in Canada against his deportation to India, Canada-based CBC News reported.
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He Was Unrecognisable After Crash, "Called" Dead. Back Home After 60 Days
On that tragic April afternoon when the Humboldt Broncos's team bus collided with a tractor-trailer, everyone said Xavier LaBelle was among the 16 people killed.
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"Worst Nightmare": 15 Dead In Canadian Junior Hockey Team Bus Crash
At least 15 people are dead after a crash between a tractor-trailer and a bus carrying a Canadian junior hockey league team, a tragedy that struck at the heart of a tightknit city in rural Saskatchewan and immediately echoed through the hockey world and beyond.
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14 Killed As Junior Ice Hockey Team Bus Crashes With Truck In Canada
A bus carrying a junior ice hockey team collided with a truck on a rural highway in Canada's western Saskatchewan province, killing at least 14 people, local media said Saturday citing police.
