Dozens gather for musical tribute to those impacted by Broncos collision
Musicians tuning guitar strings echoed throughout the Dave G. Steuart Arena as people trickled in Sunday afternoon.
A faux stage with amps and microphones was erected near the player’s benches and penalty box. A crowd gathered near centre ice, each wearing jerseys or varying hues of green.
On a table nearby, green and yellow candles flickered fittingly atop a hockey stick. The occasional person would step up and light one. Among them, Kayleigh Feschuk, a close friend of Jacob Leicht, a former Prince Albert Minto, who lost his life in last Friday’s Humboldt Bronco’s bus collision alongside 15 others.
Feschuk and her family were just a handful of over one hundred who joined together to perform a musical tribute dedicated to those impacted by the Broncos bus tragedy.