A St. Albert athlete who was killed in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash Friday is being remembered as a passionate hockey player with a sharp sense of humour who was also an incredibly kind young man.
The RCMP were the first to lay a cross at the scene where a tractor-trailer truck and the bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos crashed on Friday evening. Ryan Kessler reports.
The premier of Saskatchewan Scott Moe was spotted at shop in Humboldt, as he’s in the grief stricken community to offer his support.
Humboldt Broncos president Kevin Garinger said Sunday that the current season won’t be continuing and they are “looking towards” next season but said they’re focused on the players and families.
The Humboldt Broncos say they’re still in the process of determining how the more than $3.2 million raised through GoFundMe will be used, but it’s primarily focused around supporting the victims’ and survivors’ families.
Humboldt Broncos president Kevin Garinger emotionally spoke about coach Darcy Haugan who died in the fatal bus crash, calling him an incredible coach, husband and father and is “sadly missed.”
Humboldt Broncos president Kevin Garinger said Sunday one member of the team has been released from hospital following Friday’s fatal crash.
The Saskatchewan Rush stopped the Colorado Mammoth from making a comeback on Saturday at SaskTel Centre.
Both pros and amateurs alike showed their support for those involved in the bus crash.
A semi-truck collided with the Bronco’s team bus as it was on its way to play a game against the Nipawin Hawks of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL).
Six people were detained in connection with what police and prosecutors allege was a plan to carry out an attack on Berlin's half-marathon.
The National Hockey League announced a pair of scheduling scenarios for the dates of the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs on Sunday.
Christopher Wylie says he will co-operate with a Justice Department investigation.
Former Swift Current Bronco Bob Wilkie, who was involved in the 1986 fatal bus crash, joined former teammates Sheldon Kennedy and Peter Soberlak as they make their way to offer support to Humboldt.
Former Edmonton Oilers player and Swift Current Broncos 1986 bus crash survivor Peter Soberlak arrived in Saskatoon on Sunday and said after his own experience he feels “sorrow and pain” for the players and that when he learned of the crash he knew he had to visit Humboldt.
Bill Chow, president of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, says the organization is helping junior hockey families with an assistance fund.
Bathurst is still feeling the effects of a van crash over a decade ago that killed seven members of a high school basketball and the wife of its coach.
Peterborough police investigate three unrelated deaths due to suspected illicit drug use.
An estimated $200,000 worth of damage at a Saskatoon house fire was caused by the careless disposal of smoking materials.
Former NHL player Sheldon Kennedy arrived in Saskatoon on Sunday and said he hopes to meet with survivors of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash to “try and bring some hope” using his own experience after being involved in a team bus crash in 1986.
OJHL Commissioner Marty Savoy talked about how a tragedy like the Humboldt Broncos crash can affect players and how leagues need to support their players during difficult times like this.
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A memorial set up at Humboldt, Saskatchewan’s Elgar Petersen Arena in honour of the Humboldt Broncos following a fatal bus crash Friday continued to grow Sunday with people laying flowers and cards for players and families.
The York Lions released a statement Sunday morning saying that the team is "saddened" by the news that 27-year-old Mark Cross, who was an assistant coach with the Broncos, was one of the victims of the crash.
The managing director of a wildlife sanctuary in Ontario says the three bear cubs found last year in a Banff, Alberta washroom have been doing well.
