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A hockey player paralyzed from the chest down in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash has launched a lawsuit that names both drivers involved.

Safer Roads Canada was founded by families, including some Humboldt Broncos parents, who have lost loved ones in crashes involving semi-trucks.

A Regina woman is pioneering research into the trauma experienced by truck drivers involved in fatal or serious collisions. 

Judge Brent Klause Klause said the evidence wasn’t complicated in delivering his guilty verdict.

Remembering the Humboldt Broncos and celebrating a new hospital were two of the top stories making news in Saskatoon during 2019.

Andrij Olesiuk denies committing fraud after setting up a GoFundMe account the day after the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

Andrij Olesiuk, also known as Jay Max Olesiuk, is accused of creating a fraudulent GoFundMe campaign after the Humboldt Broncos crash.

Ryan Straschnitzki says it feels good to be home after spending five weeks in Thailand, where he underwent spinal surgery.

Doctors implanted an epidural stimulator in Ryan Straschnitzki's spine and one week later injected stem cells above and below the injury to try to reverse some of the damage.