Squamish, British Columbia – Authorities are currently investigating a fatal plane crash in the northern region of Howe Sound, near Squamish, British Columbia. It is reported that the crash took place in inclement weather on Friday, with initial information suggesting that two individuals were on board the aircraft. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has confirmed their awareness of the incident and is collaborating with the Squamish RCMP and the BC Coroner Service to gather more details.

The precise location of the crash is believed to be in a remote, heavily forested area west of Howe Sound, close to the old mill of Woodfibre. Squamish RCMP has disclosed minimal information regarding the incident as of now but has acknowledged that an investigation is underway in the area. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has not yet decided on deploying officials to the site as of 11:45 a.m. on Saturday.

At this moment, the cause of the crash remains unknown, leaving authorities and investigators to piece together the events leading up to the tragic incident. Global News has reached out to Squamish RCMP for further updates and information on the ongoing investigation into the plane crash. The community and authorities are eagerly awaiting more details to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the crash and to provide closure for those affected by the tragedy.

As the investigation unfolds, residents and officials are reminded of the importance of air safety and the need for proper protocols and regulations to prevent such accidents in the future. The incident serves as a sobering reminder of the risks involved in aviation and the necessity of thorough investigations to determine the factors contributing to such tragedies. The heartfelt condolences of the community go out to the families and loved ones of those impacted by the plane crash in Howe Sound.