Hinton train collision, Train wreck in Canada
The Hinton train collision was one of the deadliest rail disasters in Canadian history.
On February 8, 1986, two trains collided near Hinton, Alberta, causing 23 fatalities and numerous injuries.
The disaster led to significant improvements in railway safety and operating procedures.
A memorial was established at the site to honor the lives lost in the tragic event.
Despite its historic nature, the Hinton train collision is not well-known internationally.
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