Four passengers dead, pilot injured in northern Manitoba plane crash, RCMP say
September 14, 2025
RCMP say two men and two women who were from a northern Manitoba First Nation died in a plane crash in the province on Saturday.
Police say the pilot suffered serious injuries but is expected to survive.
Mounties say in a news release that their detachment in Island lake, Man., got a report on Saturday evening that a plane had crashed approximately 40 kilometres south of St. Theresa Point First Nation, near Makepeace Lake.
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