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In a tragedy that shook Canada and the rest of the hockey playing world, just before 5:00pm on April 6, 2018, the team bus of the Humboldt Broncos Junior Hockey team smashed into a semi that had just blown through a stop at the intersection of Saskatchewan highways 35 and 335. Of the the 29 people on the bus that day, only 13 survived. The truck driver walked away unharmed, and was later charged with and convicted of 16 counts of dangerous driving causing death and 13 more counts of dangerous driving causing injury.  One player, 21-year-old defenseman Logan Boulet, had signed his donor card only 5 weeks before the crash and his death. His thoughtful gift saved the lives of six organ recipients. Logan’s selfless actions led droves of other Canadians to sign their donor cards, creating what has been called the #LoganBouletEffect. This remains the largest number of donors pledging their organs from a single event; 100,000 in the first three weeks. To keep the effect going his family helped to create Green Shirt Day in 2019, observed on April 7, the anniversary of Logan’s passing.  Sources and Further Reading: [Humboldt Broncos] [Humboldt Broncos bus crash - Wikipedia] [9 Apr 2018, NP1 - The National Post at Newspapers.com] [Home - Green Shirt Day] [Green Shirt Day - Home | Facebook] [Green Shirt Day (@GreenShirtDay) | Twitter] [Green Shirt Day (@greenshirtday) • Instagram photos and videos] [Report On Intersection Review | Government of Saskatchewan] [ER doctor recalls Humboldt Broncos crash response - YouTube] [Rod Stewart pays tribute to Humboldt Broncos | Globalnews.ca] [Logan Boulet taken off life support, organs donated  | Globalnews.ca] [COVID-19 forcing Green Shirt Day campaign changes | Global News] [Agreed statement of facts - Humboldt Broncos bus crash] [Guilty plea in Humboldt Broncos bus crash  | Globalnews.ca] [Driver in Humboldt crash wasn’t distracted | CBC News] [Adam Herold Legacy Foundation] [SEARCH: Global News Humboldt - YouTube] [Swift Current Broncos bus crash - Wikipedia] R v Sidhu, 2019 SKPC 19 (CanLII), < [http://canlii.ca/t/hzbj5] > Support the show.

The nation is reeling after the tragic crash involving a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team in Saskatchewan.A few years ago, Bill McDougall played in an Allan Cup for the Dundas Real McCoys. Not long before that, he set an AHL playoff scoring record with 52 points in 16 games. And only a few years prior to that, he scored 187 points in 61 games for the Humboldt Broncos. During that time, he traveled that stretch of highway on a team bus dozens of times.Guest: Bill McDougall- It appears something is finally being done on the area rating free money festival of spending. But should rules be put in place or should it just be removed and the cash applied equally across the city?Guest: Donna Skelly, councillor for Ward 7- Scott and Don Robertson of the Dundas Real McCoys talk sports during the second hour of the show, as they do every Monday. This week, Scott and Don discuss the Humboldt Broncos tragedy, but lighten up during the second half for a chat about the Masters.

In a sermon for the Second Sunday of the Easter season Laurence reflects on the story of "Doubting" Thomas. Does Thomas deserve the name we've given him through every Christian generation? Thomas professes faith in the risen Jesus, calling him "My Lord and my God". He can only do that because he has seen and touched the wounds in Jesus' body. Does that mean our Lord and God is wounded, too? Text is John 20:19-31.Laurence refers to the April 6 bus crash, in which 14 team members, coaches, and associates of the Humboldt, SK Broncos hockey team were killed, along with their bus driver. Another 14 young men were injured. He also shares a prayer the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada wrote and posted on social media in response to the tragedy. (Quoted below) “I am waking up to the tragic news out of Saskatchewan about the accident that took the lives of 14 people on the Humboldt Broncos (Junior Hockey team) bus and injured 14 others. So this is raw and quick.God your Son wept over the death of his friend, Lazarus, we weep over the Humboldt Broncos team members and coaching staff who died in the bus accident yesterday.We lift up before you family and friends, the community of Humboldt, the other teams in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, be the God who sees and hears their cries of sorrow and loss.We lift up before you first responders, doctors, nurses, others who were at the scene or are providing care to the survivors, be the God who guides hands and calms minds in the midst of crisis.We pray for those who were injured that they would be healed of their injuries both physical and psychological, be the God of healing and hope.God, we do not have words to adequately express the ache in our hearts.These things we pray in Jesus’ name. Amen.”

ESPN's Barry Melrose joins Greg Wyshynski and Emily Kaplan on the show to react to the tragic accident of the Humboldt Broncos Junior Hockey team and preview The Stanley Cup Playoffs. Plus, all of your favorite segments of the week.

The initial shock of the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash may have passed but the community is still very much in recovery mode, and Canadians from across the country are still trying to do what they can to help. Guest: Randy MacLean, Vice President & Human Resources, Humboldt Broncos (Photo: Adam MacVicar/Global News) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sports-heavy early, but a riveting sotroy regarding a tragedy involving thin ice on Lake Minnetonka. But we decote much of this morning's show to the Humboldt Broncos Junior Hockey team who tragically lost many of it's members in a weekend bus crash. Head Coach of the Edina Hornets Curt Giles joins to discuss the tragedy.

Sports-heavy early, but a riveting sotroy regarding a tragedy involving thin ice on Lake Minnetonka. But we decote much of this morning's show to the Humboldt Broncos Junior Hockey team who tragically lost many of it's members in a weekend bus crash. Head Coach of the Edina Hornets Curt Giles joins to discuss the tragedy.

Sharon grew up in Humboldt, Saskatchewan and shares what the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team means to the town and its people, as well as how residents are reacting to the terrible bus crash. Guest: Sharon, from Humboldt, Saskatchewan - Janet Brown of News Talk 980 CKNW in Vancouver spoke with Dean Petruk, the president of FIELDS Stores Canada, about how the company has launched a fundraiser for families with various needs at grief centres. Dean is also a hockey father from Surrey, B.C. and he talks about how this tragedy has left an impact on him. Guest: Dean Petruk, president of FIELDS Stores in Canada - Roy speaks with Sheldon, a caller who grew up playing hockey in the area and now is involved with Sport Central, a charity that provides safe sports gear to children. He shares what it is like for those who feel part of the same tradition of junior sports. (Photo: Liam Richards/The Canadian Press) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.