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Reader Poll
The recent tragic crash in Saskatchewan involving a transport truck and a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos junior team has drawn together the nation, both hockey fans and non-fans alike in support of the families of those who died, plus the surviving passengers and their families.
Many in Greater Victoria have been part of the GoFundMe campaign raising funds for the team, which as of late Tuesday was approaching the $8 million mark.
RELATED: Boston Garden chair nets $5,800 for Humboldt Broncos fund
We’d like to know whether you’ve showed your support of the team and their family members since the April 6 crash, if not financially then in other ways.
Join the Victoria News reader poll and share your experience.
Find out what happened in our previous reader poll here and clicking on view results.
