Waterloo Regional Police say they have laid charges in connection to a fatal collision in North Dumfries, Ont., in January which killed two children from Guelph.
Police say a 17-year-old male youth from Cambridge is facing several charges including dangerous operation of a conveyance causing death, dangerous operation of a conveyance causing bodily harm and dangerous operation of a conveyance.
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Back on Jan 31, emergency services personnel were called to Spragues Road at Shouldice Side Road for a reported collision.
Police say a 2010 Honda van being driven eastbound on Spragues Road by a 43-year-old Guelph woman was hit by a Toyota Rav4 headed northbound on Shouldice Side Road.
Those two vehicles were then hit by a 2020 Land Rover, being operated by a 56-year-old Cambridge man.
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12-year-old Guelph boy killed in North Dumfries 3-vehicle collision
Three of the four people who were in the van and the driver of the Rav4 were taken to Cambridge Memorial Hospital where 12-year-old Evan Lodge, who was in the van, was pronounced dead.
Days later, the family of Lodge would announce that his sister, Amanda, had also died as a result of the collision.