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On the sixth anniversary of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, which claimed 16 lives and injured 13 others, Canadians are honoring the legacy of Logan Boulet, a defenseman on the junior hockey team who donated his organs and sparked a national movement. In the weeks following the tragedy, more than 150,000 Canadians signed up as...

It’s been six years since the deadly Humboldt Bronco’s bus crash killed 16 people and injured 13 others. Defenceman, Logan Boulet, passed away on April 7 but not before saving six other people’s lives through organ donation. His parents, Bernadine and Toby Boulet join Global News Calgary to talk about their son’s legacy and the...

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In 2018, families across the Prairies lived through tragedy when a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos hockey team was hit by a semi, killing 16 people. Mason DePatie has more on how survivor Ryan Straschnitzki and the family of Logan Boulet is dealing with the reminder in the wake of this week’s tragedy in Manitoba.

April 7th marks the fifth Green Shirt Day honouring Logan Boulet. Boulet died the day after the Humboldt Broncos bus crash in 2018, but he had signed up to have his organs donated. Boulet’s parents Bernadine and Toby join Global News Morning Calgary to talk about the ‘Logan Boulet Effect’, five years later.

Ontario man Jim Lowes lost 40 pounds in eight months so that he could become a kidney donor in honour of Humboldt Broncos defenceman Logan Boulet and Green Shirt Day. Brittany Rosen has more.

Canadians are marking a somber anniversary. It’s been five years since the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy. The highway collision in Saskatchewan ultimately left sixteen people dead including Logan Boulet, a hockey player from Lethbridge. Jaclyn Kucey sat down with Logan’s parents as they reflect on the years since that tragic day and how their...

Today marks 5 years since the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Toby Boulet joins Antony Robart to discuss how his family is remembering their son Logan and how they honour his memory through Green Shirt Day.

The stands at Logan Boulet Arena were packed with green shirts on Sunday night for a hockey game with Lethbridge Hurricanes and Taber Golden Suns. Organ transplant advocates hosted the event to raise awareness about the importance of registering to be an organ donor. Jaclyn Kucey has the details.

A day after the SHA announced its halting organ transplants because its overwhelmed by COVID-19, the father of Humboldt Broncos player Logan Boulet urged people to get vaccinated.

The Green Shirt Day campaign aims to increase organ donation signups. The initiative began after the family of Humboldt Broncos player Logan Boulet shared the story about how their son’s death saved six others through organ donation.

Monday marks the two-year anniversary of the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Thanks to the “Green Shirt Day” campaign launched by the family of Logan Boulet, awareness of organ donation is climbing, but more still needs to be done. Catherine Urquhart reports.

Toby and Bernadine Boulet explain the significance of Green Shirt Day and how you can get involved.

Bernadine and Toby Boulet started Green Shirt Day after their son Logan was tragically killed in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. For them, April 7 is a day to raise awareness around organ donation. Global’s Malika Karim catches up with the Boulets and hears about how this year is a little different.

Carolina Hurricanes emergency goalie David Ayres, Toby Boulet (the father of Logan Boulet) and Joyce Van Deurzen from the Kidney Foundation of Canada join Global News Morning Calgary to discuss organ donation initiative Green Shirt Day.

Rich Brewda of the North Toronto Hockey Association talks about honouring the legacy of the Humboldt Broncos with Green Shirt Day and the Logan Boulet effect, encouraging Canadians to become organ donors.

Toby and Bernadine Boulet are honouring the legacy of their son Logan, by raising awareness for organ donor registration. They joined TMS and speak about the importance of ‘Green Shirt Day’ on the 4th anniversary of their son’s death following the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

Logan Boulet was one of the young lives cut short in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash one year ago. But before his death, he signed up to be an organ donor, a decision that helped save the lives of others. His generosity has spiraled into a national movement to help those in need. Heather Yourex-West...

Humboldt Broncos player Logan Boulet is on life support, according to his family, and will donate his organs to six people in need. The news comes as support continues to pour in for families of victims and survivors of the fatal bus crash.

Logan Boulet’s mother Bernadine says the fact Logan’s organ donation has spurred others to sign donor cards is “overwhelming.