Members of the South Alberta Light Horse regiment stands for a photo Thursday afternoon in their hockey jerseys. In businesses all around the city, and Canada, people wore jerseys to show support of the Humboldt Broncos.--NEWS PHOTO MO CRANKER
Medicine Hat News
Hundreds of Hatters gave up their suits and ties Thursday to spot sport jerseys in support of the Humboldt Broncos.
After the junior A team’s bus crashed on a Saskatchewan highway with a semi-truck, 16 members of the team and its staff died, sparking an outpour of support from the rest of Canada, the National Hockey League and various countries around the globe.
A GoFundMe page started the night of the crash in support of the victims’ families, and more than $10-million has been raised in less than a week.
Many Hat businesses took to social media to show the rest of the world their act of support and willingness to wear hockey jerseys to work.
The link to the GoFundMe can be found here, http://www.gofundme.com/funds-for-humboldt-broncos
