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No survivors found, RCMP says

No survivors found, RCMP says
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A plane used for aerial firefighting crashed near Fort Simpson in the Northwest Territories, resulting in the deaths of all three people on board. The aircraft was acting as a 'bird dog' command center for wildfire suppression efforts.

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The tragedy underscores the high risks faced by personnel involved in wildfire management during increasingly severe fire seasons.

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Three people are dead after a plane fighting wildfires went down in the Northwest Territories.

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