Nola Belisle, 37, was fatally injured during a charity walk from Moose Jaw to Regina on May 18, 1995. She had helped organize the fundraiser for Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 59 and had persuaded her friend Laurie Acott to join the walk; the two had trained together. Around 5 p.m., about three kilometres east of Pense on the Trans-Canada Highway, a passing truck’s side-view mirror struck Belisle, throwing her into the ditch. Acott ran to the escort motor home for help and another motorist called police. The truck briefly stopped in front of the escort vehicle and then sped away. Belisle was taken to the Plains Health Centre in Regina, where she died of her injuries.

RCMP investigators immediately sought the vehicle and its occupants, issued composite material, reconstructed the collision using a Ford truck, and offered growing rewards; at one point the reward was $6,000. Investigators believed several people were in the truck and continued to receive a few tips each year. No arrest or public identification of the driver had been announced and the case remained unsolved. Did anyone who walked that route in May 1995 or who knew people in vehicles traveling the Trans-Canada near Pense come forward with information?