An arrest warrant has been issued six months after a Manitoba musician, his partner, and another man was killed in a crash in western Manitoba.
Officers arrived to the stretch of Highway 10, north of Swan River, on the afternoon of Canada Day last year.
They believe that a vehicle had crossed over the centre line, and crashed head on into a vehicle parked on the other side of the highway.
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Brendan Berg, the bassist of indie pop band Royal Canoe, his partner, Olivia Michalczuk and the passenger in the other vehicle were killed.
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An arrest warrant has now been issued for the driver, 37-year-old Matthew Govereau.
He’s wanted on more than a dozen charges, including impaired driving causing death, possession of a weapon, and possession of a controlled substance.
Police say he is known to frequent the Winnipeg area and if you see him you should not approach and call police.
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