Edmonton Rallying for Injured Man

0:00It's March 31st. You're listening to Canada News today, AI-powered local news. On March 14, 2026, Cooley Brodge was driving home from his casino job around 2.30 a.m. on the Anthony Hende, a 27-year-old woman sped the wrong way in the Eastbound lane and smashed head-on into him. She died at the scene, while police still pro will cause her to go the wrong direction. Roch took the worst away with brutal injuries. For the last two weeks, he's endured several surgeries, lost movement on his right side, and battles a serious brain injury that clouds his, recognition at times. His wife sticks close through the hospital haze, but his two young daughters haven't laid eyes on him since before the wreck. Family rushed and confused and devastated, hounding nurses for updates every half hour, heart shattered by the sudden shift. Friends from college days have rallied hard, chipping in emotional and practical help, since Roch can't work his multiple jobs anymore. With no disability coverage from his gigs, they've lost to go fund me to cover bills and

1:02ease the squeeze on his wife and kids. Edmonton's community has poured in support, even from strangers, as the family braces for a long haul, maybe one or two years, figuring out how to. Rebuild while Roch fights his way back.