Driver pleads guilty in crash that killed former Olympic skater Alexandra Paul | CBC News
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Driver pleads guilty in crash that killed former Olympic skater Alexandra Paul | CBC News
"A truck driver has pleaded guilty to dangerous driving charges in a crash that killed a former Canadian Olympic figure skater in Melancthon Township, north of Shelburne, Ont., nearly three years ago. Court staff in Orangeville, Ont., confirm Sukhwinder Sidhu pleaded guilty Tuesday to dangerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing bodily harm in the incident that killed Alexandra Paul, 31, and injured her baby boy."
"The collision took place in August 2023, when police say a transport truck entered a construction zone and crashed into a lineup of stopped cars. Seven vehicles were involved. Paul competed as an ice dancer with her partner and eventual husband, Mitchell Islam, before she retired from competitive skating in 2016. The pair won multiple international medals, claimed three Canadian Championship medals and competed at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games."
Truck driver Sukhwinder Sidhu pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing bodily harm for a crash in August 2023 in Melancthon Township, north of Shelburne, Ont. The collision occurred when a transport truck entered a construction zone and struck a lineup of stopped cars, involving seven vehicles. The crash killed 31-year-old former Canadian ice dancer Alexandra Paul and injured her infant son. Paul had competed with partner and husband Mitchell Islam, earning multiple international medals, three Canadian Championship medals, and representing Canada at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games before retiring in 2016.
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