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Seven dead after Kingston plane crash

A plane crash has caused seven people, including three children, to have died in a wooded area near Kingston, Ontario.

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Nico Johnson Montreal QC
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A plane crash resulted in seven people, including three children, dying in a wooded area near Kingston, Ontario, according to CTV News.

The crash took place late Wednesday evening when an American-registered Piper PA-32 crashed before it could reach its destination of Kingston.

Although the final destination was Quebec City, the pilot decided to land in Kingston after he discovered a communication error.

Soon after, the plane crashed, hitting the ground at a very steep incline. This is presumed to have occurred at around 5:00 p.m. Unfortunately, everyone on board the aircraft died.

There is currently an on-going investigation into the plane crash, which usually requires the Transportation Safety Board of Canada to interview witnesses and read through maintenance footage. When this is done, the police will have a greater understanding of what caused the crash.

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