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Mining Company Confirms ‘Number of Our People’ Died in Canadian Plane Crash

Por: The Daily Beast World January 24, 2024

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Mining company Rio Tinto has confirmed a number of its employees were on a passenger plane that crashed along the Alberta boundary in Canada.Officials are preparing a mass casualty protocol and authorities have not confirmed the number of deaths, however chief coroner of the Northwest Territories Garth Eggenberger confirmed to The Daily Beast that a number of passengers had been killed in the crash near Fort Smith Tuesday morning.“The NWT... + full article



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