reenactments by three Westray widows – Harriet Munroe, Vicki Drolet and Bernadette Feltmate – as well as miners Wayne Cheverie, Fraser Agnew and Carl Guptill. The film won the award for best documentary at the 22nd Genie Awards. An exhibit at the Nova Scotia Museum of Industry in nearby Stellarton explores the history of the mine and the disaster. Leo McKay Jr. wrote an acclaimed fictionalization about these events, in the novel Twenty Six. The band Weeping Tile recorded a song about the disaster, entitled Westray. Different arrangements of the song were featured on their 1994 album Eepee and their 1996 album Cold Snap. The song was written by band member Sarah Harmer. See also Springhill mining disaster Pioneer Coal Mine References Citations Bibliography External links Westray Coal Mine Disaster at New Scotland 398 Photographs of the Westray Miners Memorial Park in New Glasgow Remembering Westray: A study about the commemorative work of the Westray Families Group Watch Westray at NFB.ca Coal mines in Canada Disasters in Nova Scotia Coal mining disasters in Canada Buildings and structures in Pictou County, Nova Scotia 1992 disasters in Canada 1992 mining disasters Explosions in Canada Mines in Nova Scotia Underground mines in Canada Explosions in 1992 Former mines in Canada 1992 in Nova Scotia