From Global News.

A western Alberta community is grieving the deaths of two teenage hockey players who were killed in a collision while headed home from practice on Monday night.

The players, two girls ages 17 and 18, were on the 75-kilometre drive from Jasper — where they played on the coed U18 Jasper Bearcats hockey team — to their home in Hinton.

The 17-year-old girl was behind the wheel of a pickup, and her 18-year-old teammate was a passenger, when the truck and a semi tractor-trailer collided on Highway 16, east of Jasper. Jasmine King has more.

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