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5 Former Alberta Premier Jim Prentice Killed in Plane Crash | WP
5 Former Alberta Premier Jim Prentice Killed in Plane Crash | WP
"Former Alberta premier Jim Prentice was killed in a plane crash outside of Kelowna, B.C., late yesterday. He was among four who died when the plane headed for Alberta crashed at Winfield in a heavily wooded area.
…Prentice was Progressive Conservative premier of Alberta in 2014–15 and resigned immediately after losing the election to NDP leader Rachel Notley, who achieved a majority win after 44…
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Jim Prentice’s death just feels unreal at this point. It’s tragic, of course, but it’s also one of those things where one might think, “Things like that don’t happen to people like him.”
I don’t say that in a conspiring way – more in a “this is how we/I have been conditioned to view prominent figures in society” way.
Stephen Harper, former colleagues and friends respond to tragic death of Jim Prentice — National Post Former Alberta Premier Jim Prentice was killed with three other people Thursday night near Kelowna in the crash of a plane bound for Calgary, multiple sources have told Postmedia.
Twin-engine Cessna en route to Calgary area disappeared from radar shortly after leaving Kelowna on Thursday
Former Alberta premier Jim Prentice was among the four people killed in a small-plane crash in British Columbia on Thursday night, CBC News has confirmed.
Prentice, 60, was aboard a twin-engine Cessna Citation that disappeared from radar shortly after takeoff from Kelowna, en route to the Springbank Airport, just outside Calgary.
Small plane crashes near Kelowna, B.C., leaving 4 dead
Bill Yearwood, who's with the Transportation Safety Board, confirmed Friday that the plane's wreckage was found near Winfield, B.C., and described the crash as "unsurvivable."
"The aircraft is destroyed; all persons on board lost their lives," Yearwood said.
Prentice served as Alberta premier from September 2014, when he won the leadership of Progressive Conservative Party, to May 2015, when the PCs were handed their first electoral defeat in nearly half a century, at the hands of the NDP.
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