Everybody Has a Story

The idea for the French-language program came after Éloïse Soroka’s husband transferred to 15 Wing Moose Jaw through his career in the Canadian military.

Part 1 in an in-depth series looking at the mid-air collision between a passenger plane and airbase training plane on April 8, 1954.

Part 2 in an in-depth series looking into the mid-air plane collision that killed 37 people on April 8, 1954.

This is part 3 in an in-depth series looking at the mid-air collision between a Trans-Canada Airlines North Star passenger plane and a Harvard training plane from the Royal Canadian Air Force training base south of Moose Jaw.

Part 4 in an in-depth series looking at the mid-air collision that happened in Moose Jaw 70 years ago on April 8, 1954.

Part 5 in a series looking more more in-depth at the events surrounding the mid-air plane collision on April 8, 1954. This story features an award-winning photographer, a possibly missing Vancouver man, and money from donations and bequests.

Lifelong Saskatchewan volunteer says volunteer journey highlighted by meeting new people because everybody has a story.

“If we want a wonderful community to enjoy ourselves, for our children to enjoy, we need to part of making it wonderful.” - Bernadette McIntyre

Proceeds from the fundraiser will be directed to Envision Counselling and Support Centre and SaskAgMatters.

Former dispatcher Heather Fyke shared how she had to live with her trauma as one of the first to take the calls when the Humboldt Broncos team bus crashed.