'We are all one team' – Ottawans don #jerseysforhumboldt

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From school kids to the mayor, Ottawans donned hockey jerseys Thursday to honour the victims and support the survivors of the Humboldt bus crash nearly a week ago.

Even members of the Canadian Forces were authorized to wear jerseys over their uniforms.

Self-described hockey mom Joanne De Franco summed it up as she tweeted a picture of her three children’s Ottawa Senators jerseys Thursday morning.

“Kids are ready to pay tribute to Humbold Broncos,” she tweeted. “Thoughts and prayers from Ottawa that you find light in this darkness.”

It was fellow hockey moms from British Columbia who first urged people to wears a jersey Thursday as an expression of support after the Saskatchewan tragedy to send the mesage that “we are all one team.”

Sixteen died in the highway crash involving the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team’s bus. Another 13 were hurt.

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Organizer Jennifer Pinch of Langley, B.C. urged participants to post a photo of themselves in a jersey on social media with #jerseysforhumboldt.

-with files from CP

From Ottawa to #Humboldt #HumboldtStrong #jerseysforhumbolt pic.twitter.com/iwEZxbnpQf

— Martin Gour (@MartinGour) April 12, 2018
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From our hockey family to yours ?? ???? Sending love and support to #humboldt #jerseysforhumboldt #ottawa ???? pic.twitter.com/8ZmBIyMqHA

— Melissa Lavery (@lavery_melissa) April 12, 2018
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My thoughts are with the @HumboldtBroncos and their families during this difficult time. #jerseysforhumboldt pic.twitter.com/bbyPSWLET8

— Jim Watson (@JimWatsonOttawa) April 12, 2018
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Kids are ready to pay tribute to @HumboldtBroncos. Thoughts and prayers from #Ottawa, that you find light in the darkness ???? #HumboldtStrong @Senators pic.twitter.com/kQAxMJzAol

— Joanne De Franco (@JDeFrancoOttawa) April 12, 2018
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#jerseysforhumboldt #Ottawa #HumboldtStrong #HockeyFamily #JerseysforHumboldt

My boys showing off thier best " hockey faces"!! pic.twitter.com/Nu35V6JVNW

— Camille Holloway (@Ceah1984) April 12, 2018
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In case jersey-less coworkers want to show support. #jerseysforhumboldt #JerseyDay #Ottawa pic.twitter.com/2ZQy1WSs2J

— Jessica M (@JBomb17) April 12, 2018
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Happening all over ???? in schools & workplaces today. Wear your jersey and show support @AngiePoirier @MajicProducer @MAJIC100Ottawa #JerseysForHumboldt #Ottawa pic.twitter.com/HAsUG76iia

— Stu Schwartz (@StuntmanStu) April 12, 2018
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To show our support for the #HumboldtBroncos, I have authorized the wearing of sports jerseys by #CAF members tomorrow https://t.co/OzsywMNbZZ#jerseysforhumboldt #JerseyDay pic.twitter.com/REE4k6QmZL

— CDS Canada CEMD (@CDS_Canada_CEMD) April 11, 2018
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Wearing our jerseys in support of the families of #humboldtbroncos … @orleanschamber pic.twitter.com/RLagPtLcNR

— Tim McKee, CD (@TimMcKee_CD) April 12, 2018
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Staff fr @OttFire are proudly sporting their #jerseysforhumboldt Coming together to offer support & encouragement. Standing together in times of tragedy & focusing on the strength of family & Canadian values #HumboldtStrong L'équipe @IncendiesOttawa offre son appui #JerseyDay pic.twitter.com/8EFtkjU4nY

— Kim Ayotte (@ChiefAyotte) April 12, 2018
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Our Professional Development Centre members @AlgonquinColleg, including our two latest new recruit classes, are showing their support today for #HumboltBroncos. #jerseysforhumbolt #HumboldtSrong pic.twitter.com/fyxZ8W1ZIl

— Ottawa Police (@OttawaPolice) April 12, 2018
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. #JerseyDay #JerseysforHumboldt #HumboldtStrong pic.twitter.com/zNUjXMCM3T

— Cst Chuck Benoit (@OPSbikes) April 12, 2018
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