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Saskatchewan agency grounds three Bird Dog planes after fatal N.W.T. crash

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The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has pulled three Bird Dog aircraft from wildfire duty while it conducts a safety review. The move follows a crash involving the same aircraft…

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