A 17-year-old girl was killed, while five others survived, in a car crash last weekend on Highway 20 near Williams Lake.

Mounties were called to a single-car crash on the highway, about 15 kilometres west of the city, around 3:30 a.m. on Saturday. A GMC pickup truck had left the road and rolled onto its roof near the Sheep Creek Bridge.

The girl, later identified as Autumn Weir, was pronounced dead at the scene, and four others were taken to hospital with serious or critical injuries. The sixth teen in the vehicle escaped with minor injuries.

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Counsellors were made available at the area schools.

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Weir香蕉视频直播檚 family said she was a beautiful, caring and well-loved person.

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On Sunday, the family went to visit the memorial that had been set up at the crash site.

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- with a file from Angie Mindus

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