Marilyn Monroe Towers Honouring Humboldt Broncos in Mississauga

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Published April 10, 2018 at 3:44 pm

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It looks like almost every town and city across Canada is taking the time to honour the 15 men and boys who succumbed to their injuries following the horrific Humboldt Broncos bus crash north of Tisdale, Saskatchewan and Mississauga is no different.

Tonight (April 10), Absolute World (better known as the Marilyn Monroe towers) will continue to honour the victims by displaying green and yellow lighting.

Photo courtesy of Absolute World’s official Facebook page

“Tonight to show our support to those affected by the Humboldt Broncos tragedy our lights have been changed to Green and Yellow,” Absolute World wrote on its official Facebook page.

The lights were also green and yellow on April 9.

At approximately 5 p.m. on April 7, a semi-trailer unit collided with a passenger bus carrying members of the hockey team on Highway #35, approximately 30 kilometres north of Tisdale.

The RCMP has since confirmed that 15 people lost their lives in the crash, including Parker Tobin, 18 (he was initially misidentified as Xavier Labelle, who is still alive), Brody Hinz, 18, Darcy Haugan, 42, Logan Schatz, 20, Adam Herold, 16, Jaxon Joseph, 20, Mark Cross, 27, Tyler Bieber, 29, Stephen Wack, 21, Logan Hunter, 18, Conner Lukan, 21, Glen Doerksen, Evan Thomas, 18, Jacob Leicht, 19 and Logan Boulet, 21.  

The CBC reports that 12 other victims remain in hospital, four of which are in critical condition.

The City of Mississauga also lowered its flags to half-mast to honour the victims.

On the day of the crash, the city decided to light the Civic Centre Clock Tower green and gold to commemorate the lives lost, adding that “Mississauga mourns with the Humboldt community.”

The Port Credit Lighthouse was also lit in green and yellow to honour the victims of the tragic crash.

Cover photo courtesy of @gualdjouma

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