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They then told the parents their son had died in the crash with several of his friends - six teens in total. They cried and denied it was possible. Then Attfield went to the morgue. He unzipped a body bag containing one corpse pulled from the bottom of a road- side slough and recognized the bright boy with blond hair and blue eyes who often resembled singer Justin Bieber. He kissed his cold face over and over again. " I told him how much his sister and I would miss him," Attfield sobbed Sunday outside his home in the town of Lashburn. " I couldn't leave him. I just wanted to bring him home with me. That was my little man." Attfield and his wife, Cherie, recounted what they knew of the crash, how their son had gone to the gym with friends on Friday afternoon. And later that evening, how his best buddy, 16- year- old Jayden Boettcher, phoned his mother back home in Marshall because he was having trouble with his Pontiac Sunfire. She phoned a gas station and they gave him $ 20 worth of gas because she promised to return the next day and pay the bill, said Dalbert Attfield. Cherie Attfield said the boys had been at a friend's home about 30 kilometres away in Lloydminster, the city straddling the Saskatchewan- Alberta boundary. Tarren had " free reign," she said, because if he was out drinking at a party he always called her for a ride. " He was a good boy, never had to worry about him, was really never in any trouble," she said. " I didn't care as long as I knew where he was at." RCMP said they got a call about 4: 30 a. m. the next day about a semi rollover south of Lloydminster. First responders found the truck, which was hauling crude oil, on its roof in a roadside slough. They got out the driver, found a teenager in the wreckage and rushed them both to hospital. But at some point, police realized there were more people in the water. The two- door Sunfire was submerged and out of sight, and it took some time to retrieve the bodies of two other boys and three girls. The boy taken to hospital, who the Attfields believed to be Jayden, later died of his injuries. Police have identified the other victims as Kristopher Tavener, 17, of Marshall, Naomi Salas- Schafer, 13, and Aimie Candace Elizabeth Hurley and Mackenzie Moen, both 14, all of Lloydminster. Cpl. Rob King said Sunday investigators believe the teens weren't wearing seatbelts when they were recovered from the vehicle, but he stressed that doesn't necessarily mean they weren't wearing them at the time of the collision. He said that information won't be known until autopsies are completed. - The Canadian Press Families reel after six- death crash Horrid accident claims Saskatchewan teens CALGARY - TransCanada Corp. ( TSX: TRP) insists the proposed Keystone XL pipeline will create about 20,000 jobs, despite suggestions by U. S. president Barack Obama those estimates might be unrealistic. In an interview with the New York Times on the weekend, Obama said based on " the most realistic estimates" the project might create " maybe 2,000 jobs" during the construction of the pipeline. "... And then after that we're talking about somewhere between 50 and 100 jobs in an economy of 150 million working people," he said. But a spokesman for TransCanada noted Obama's comments were aimed at his Republican opponents, who have used the economic benefits as one of their major arguments for the project. " I wouldn't think the president would come out externally and in the media and actually agree with the Republicans regardless of what he might think in private," James Miller said in an interview Sunday. " I attribute those comments more to being political rather than how he might truly believe on a project." Miller, however, couldn't account for the discrepancy between Obama's estimates and those provided by TransCanada. " There is no reason for us to overinflate our numbers, we have to answer to our board, we have to answer to our shareholders," Miller said. Obama has the final say on the future of the pipeline project - which will give final approval to the pipeline that would stretch from Alberta to the U. S. Gulf Coast - that could come this fall. He is facing intense pressure from both sides of the debate. Keystone has become a symbol for environmentalists on both sides of the border - they've waged a fierce public- relations battle against the project. Obama told the Times he was open to ways to ease concerns about any environmental risks and has said before he will only approve the project if it doesn't increase carbon pollution. - The Canadian Press TransCanada counters Obama's caution on jobs A_ 11_ Jul- 29- 13_ FP_ 01. indd A11 7/ 28/ 13 10: 03: 16 PM ;