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Man appears in court over daughters' deaths
The Yellow Quill First Nation man who is charged in connection with the deaths of his two young daughters appeared in court on Wednesday.

Christopher Pauchay, 24, is charged with criminal negligence causing death. He allegedly left his daughters, ages 3 years old and 16 months, out in the freezing cold in January.

The Yellow Quill First Nation is located in Saskatchewan.

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