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Four dead in Keystone Air Services crash

Maggie Kakegamic, a band councillor from the North Spirit Lake reserve where the small plane crashed, says the
person is being treated at the local clinic.

She says the plane was carrying five people, including a band worker based in Winnipeg.

She says the plane crashed on the ice close to some homes on the reserve.

Kakegamic says the small community of several hundred people about 400 kilometres north of Dryden is in shock and everybody is crying.

The Transportation Safety Board says the plane belonged to Keystone Air Service and it crashed at around 10 a.m. local time.