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A Saskatchewan driver who crashed his half-ton truck into a family near Langham, Sask. has had his sentence appeal denied.

We spend too much time and energy treating the symptoms. The real crime is intentionally drinking and driving and this needs to be stamped out before it can cause damage as it did in the Niazi case, writes Marcel DEon.

Braydon Wolfe gets six years for head-on crash that killed a father and his daughter Justice Richard Danyliuk convicted Wolfe in 2020 of criminal negligence causing death and bodily harm for the Highway 16 crash in 2017. Author of the article: Bre McAdam  •  Saskatoon StarPhoenix Publishing date: May 13, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Braydon Wolfe, 31, was sentenced to six years in prison for the Aug. 21, 2017 head-on collision that killed 24-year-old Zoha...

Braydon Wolfe is going to prison for killing a father and daughter in a 2017 highway crash near Langham. Wolfe was driving on the wrong side of a divided highway.

Mohammad Niazi, 62, and daughter Zohal, 25, died in the crash.(Courtesy of Niazi family) A man who killed a father and daughter in a highway crash northwest of Saskatoon in 2017 is set to find out in May how long hell be behind bars. "A term of incarceration is almost a certainty," Justice Richard Danyliuk said Thursday after hearing sentencing submissions at Court of Queens Bench. In December 2020, Danyliuk convicted Braydon Wolfe of criminal negligence causing death and criminal negligence...

Article content The three had been returning to Saskatoon from visiting one of Zohal’s sisters in Edmonton when they were struck by Wolfe, who was driving on the wrong side of the divided highway. The trial heard Wolfe had consumed an unknown amount of alcohol and has no memory of the crash.  At Wolfe’s sentencing hearing on Thursday, court heard the family fled Afghanistan during the civil war in 2001. Kazem was detained by the Taliban — he was educated and seen as a threat to the regi...