The Saskatchewan city of Humboldt is looking to revamp its image as a way of helping people move past the Broncos bus crash.

Spokeswoman Penny Lee says Humboldt became known to many as B次元官网网址渢he grieving cityB次元官网网址� after the April 6, 2018 collision.

Sixteen people died and 13 were injured when the driver of a semi-truck missed a stop sign at a rural intersection and drove into the path of the junior hockey teamB次元官网网址檚 bus.

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Residents are being asked to fill out a survey that will be used to help the city craft a new look. It may include a new logo and tag line.

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Although many people still use the phrase B次元官网网址淗umboldt Strong,B次元官网网址� which emerged after the crash, Lee said she doesnB次元官网网址檛 think the city will adopt it as an official slogan because it may not make sense to residents in future years.

So far, she said, people who have responded to the survey say Humboldt is a clean and friendly place to be.

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The Canadian Press

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