A tragic crash in northern Alberta that killed seven people last week is sparking a renewed call in Saskatchewan to twin Highway 7 west of Saskatoon.
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Vanscoy mayor Jerome Robert says there have been 89 accidents on the highway since 2005.
The accident in Alberta happened Friday on Highway 63, which is a two-lane, undivided link between Edmonton and Fort McMurray.
Robert says he hopes the Alberta tragedy will prompt the Saskatchewan government to get moving on Highway 7.
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