IN PHOTOS: Laval pays tribute to children killed in bus crash

I just don't understand how can this happen," says Lizon Blanchard, one of the many present as Laval residents placed teddy bears, flowers, and letters, paying tribute to the victims and families of the Laval daycare bus crash. Felisha Adam reports.

By CityNews Staff

Posted February 8, 2023 9:06 pm.

Last Updated February 9, 2023 7:57 am.

Laval residents are in shock after the deaths of two young children after a city bus crashed into a Sainte-Rose daycare Wednesday morning.

Here are some photos as residents pay tribute to the two children.

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Bear and a flower in snow where two kids were killed in Laval on Wednesday.

A boy places flowers on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

A boy places flowers on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

A boy places flowers on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

A girl is seen placing a flower on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

Police tape where two kids were killed in Laval.

A family places a teddy bear on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

Stuffed animals and flowers rest on a police car.

A girl is seen placing a flower on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

A family places a teddy bear on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

Laval residences place flowers and stuffed animals on a police car after two kids were killed Wednesday.

A family places a teddy bear on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

Bear and flowers sit on a police car.

A family places a teddy bear on a police car at the scene where two kids were killed on Wednesday.

Laval residences place flowers and stuffed animals on a police car after two kids were killed Wednesday.

Laval residences place flowers and stuffed animals on a police car after two kids were killed Wednesday.

Laval residences place flowers and stuffed animals on a police car after two kids were killed Wednesday.

Stuffed animals and flowers rest on a police car.

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