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IN PHOTOS: Vigil held for the victims of the Laval city bus crash

We feel for them," says Danny Greco, one of the many parents who attended a vigil in Laval to show support to the victims and families impacted by the Laval city daycare bus crash. Felisha Adam reports.

Posted February 9, 2023 11:17 pm.

Last Updated February 10, 2023 8:49 am.

Laval's community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash

Laval’s community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash (Photo credit: Felisha Adam)

Laval community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash

Laval’s community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash (Photo credit: Felisha Adam)

Laval's community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash

Laval’s community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash (Photo credit: Felisha Adam)

Laval's community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash

Laval’s community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash (Photo credit: Felisha Adam)

Laval's community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash

Laval’s community leaving teddy bears, candles, and flowers for the victims of the Laval city bus crash (Photo credit: Felisha Adam)

Justin Trudeau attended vigil Thursday night to show support to the victims and families of the Laval city bus crash

Justin Trudeau attended vigil Thursday night to show support to the victims and families of the Laval city bus crash (Photo credit: Felisha Adam)

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