A memorial in southwest Saskatchewan honouring the victims of a tragic 1980 bus crash is expanding along Highway 16, offering new ways to tell the story of the disaster that claimed 22 lives.
Memorial Expansion Details
The site, which commemorates the collision between a CP Rail train and a bus carrying a local hockey team, will feature additional interpretive panels and a redesigned layout to provide visitors with a more comprehensive understanding of the event. The expansion aims to preserve the memory of those lost and educate future generations about the crash, which remains one of the deadliest in Saskatchewan's history.
Community Involvement
Local officials and community members have supported the project, emphasizing the importance of remembering the victims and their families. The enhanced memorial is expected to attract more visitors and serve as a poignant reminder of the need for railway safety improvements over the years.
