Sask. man pleads guilty to 6 counts stemming from fatal 2016 crash

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A Saskatchewan man who appealed a previous conviction stemming from a fatal crash in 2016 near Langham, Sask, has now pleaded guilty to six charges.
Robert Major, 39, pleaded guilty Friday morning at the Court of King's Bench in Saskatoon to three counts each of dangerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
Major was found to have sped into a Highway 16 intersection about 8.5 kilometres west of Langham in 2016, smashing into the side of a semi heading west on the highway.
Major's girlfriend and two of his sons - aged four and nine - died.
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