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FORT SMITH, N.W.T. — People in a tight-knit Northwest Territories town were in mourning Wednesday as investigators began to probe a plane crash that killed six people — two crew members and four passengers headed for work at a diamond mine.

Sole survivor of chartered flight headed to Rio Tinto diamond mine taken to Yellowknife hospital

Four Rio Tinto workers and two airline crew have been confirmed dead after a chartered plane on its way to...

Six people died and a lone survivor was taken to hospital after a charter plane crashed shortly after taking off from the airport in Fort Smith, a town of some 2,500 people along the boundary between the Northwest Territories and Alberta, officials said Wednesday.

Canadian authorities say the death toll from a small plane crash in Canada's Northwest Territories is six.

Canadian authorities say the death toll from a small plane crash in Canada's Northwest Territories is six.

Canadian authorities say the death toll from a small plane crash in Canada's Northwest Territories is six.

Canadian authorities say the death toll from a small plane crash in Canada's Northwest Territories is six.

Canadian authorities say the death toll from a small plane crash in Canada's Northwest Territories is six.

Canadian authorities say the death toll from a small plane crash in Canada's Northwest Territories is six.