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Normand Lavoie sentenced in death of 3 Carrot River, Sask. teensNormand Lavoie will spend the next three years in prison in the 2015 fatal work zone crash that killed three Carrot River, Sask, teens.CrimeSep 11, 2017
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Normand Lavoie offers tearful apology after killing three Saskatchewan teensIt was an extremely emotional day in Melfort, Sask., court for not one but three families who lost teenage sons as the result of a single collision.CanadaAug 22, 2017
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Driver pleads guilty to killing 3 Carrot River, Sask. teens in work zone crashNormand Lavoie pleaded guilty in a Saskatchewan courtroom to three counts of dangerous driving causing death and one count of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.CrimeMay 30, 2017
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Trial date set for Winnipeg man accused of killing 3 Sask. teens in work zone crashCharges laid in fatal Sask. highway construction zone crashCrimeOct 3, 2016
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