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Here are some touching tributes that were shared, as the Humboldt community and all of Canada grieved the loss of 16 people in the Broncos’s tragic highway bus crash.

For years, Jessica Scott-Reid has seen her husband off as he boards the team bus—and knows firsthand how off-ice tragedy can shake people whose loved ones play hockey

A billet mom’s photos offer a look at the home life of three Humboldt Broncos players

In the wake of a tragic bus crash, Humboldt school officials will discuss the assistance being offered to local students and staff

Politician visits to the site of a tragedy require a sensitive touch, showing leadership and compassion without making themselves the centre of attention

I almost never disagree with Chris Selley. Indeed, I am almost willing to make it a rule not to disagree with Chris Selley. But his analysis yesterday of Brad Trost’s groping for more backbencher power in Parliament is uncharacteristically superficial. Selley celebrates Trost’s public ruminating over his inability to spurn the party whip on polarizing issues; wouldn’t it be nice, he asks, if we had a Conservative Party more like the eclectic, dissent-tolerating one in old Westminster? Perhaps it would be. But there is an awkward plain fact staring us in the face.