What was left behind: Photos of the Humboldt crash scene
CBC News | Posted: April 11, 2018 9:20 PM | Last Updated: April 11, 2018
Memorial at site continues to grow
The site of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash that killed 16 and left 13 others injured remained littered with reminders of what happened, even well after the victims had been taken to hospital.
(Photo credits: Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press [first photo], Olivia Stefanovich/CBC News)
Crash reminiscent of tragedy over twenty years prior
White crosses mark the spot where six people were killed in a crash in 1997. That crash killed Rod Fiddler, 33; his wife, Terri Lynne Fiddler, 30; and their children Jocelyn, 4; Jasmine, 3; and Kassandre, one month. The girls' aunt, 26-year-old Wendy Lou Fiddler, also died in the crash. It's the same intersection the Broncos bus collided with a semi.
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RCMP lay cross with flowers at crash site
Two Nipawin RCMP officers were among the many who paid respects at the scene.
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Memorial continues to grow
More people gathered, and more tributes were left, as the days stretched on.
(Photo credits: Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press [first two photos] Olivia Stefanovich/CBC News)