Charges laid in 2021 UBC crash that killed two

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Charges laid in 2021 UBC crash that killed two

Nearly a year after two 18-year-old UBC students were struck and killed, charges have been laid. Monika Gul reports a 22-year-old is facing two counts each of impaired driving causing death, dangerous driving causing death, and impaired driving.

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