7 killed in Canada plane crash

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KINGSTON CITY, Canada — Seven people are killed in a plane crash in Kingston City in Canada an international report said.

According to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada, a small plane crashed and TSB immediately sent the team to the crash site.

The plane was originally from Markham, Ontario and was headed for Kingston Airport.

According to Kingston Police Const. Ash Gutheinz, all aboard the plane were killed.

The identity of the victims has not yet been released so far.

Wind advisory was lifted in the area following the plane crash. (Cate Pallarco/IAMIGO/CNS)


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Cate Pallarco is a member of Battlefield, the social media team of Saga Impact Asia. She is a Content Producer for Currentph.com and Sagaimpact.com. You can reach her at cate.pallarco@currentph.com

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