2 Ottawa residents in their 70s dead following plane crash in Port Hope, Ont., police say
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OPP said members of its Northumberland detachment were part of a team of emergency services that attended the scene of a plane crash near a private air strip in rural Port Hope.
Two seniors from Ottawa have died following a rural plane crash east of the Greater Toronto Area, police say.
Ontario Provincial Police said members of its Northumberland detachment were part of a team of emergency services that attended the scene of a plane crash near a private airstrip in rural Port Hope on Saturday evening.
At around 8:51 p.m., OPP officers were informed a Cherokee Piper aircraft had crashed in a field close to a private airstrip in the area of Kellogg and Massey roads in Port Hope.
Police identified the two deceased as 74-year-old Alvin Crosby and 72-year-old Suzanne Parent, both from Ottawa.
Police have since cleared the site of the incident.
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is investigating to determine the cause of the crash.
— with files from The Canadian Press
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