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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is deploying investigators following a small aircraft incident near Rosetown.
The TSB said Tuesday afternoon its investigators are expected to arrive at the site Wednesday to gather information and assess the occurrence.
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Few details about the incident were immediately available, including the exact location, type of aircraft involved or circumstances leading up to it.
Information on injuries not yet available
Rosetown RCMP received a report of the crash of a small plane in the RM of Marriott, SK, at about 10:30 Tuesday morning. They responded and remain at the scene. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has also been engaged.
The TSB has also not yet released information about how many people were on board the aircraft.
The agency investigates transportation occurrences to identify safety issues and improve transportation safety. It does not assign criminal or civil liability.
More information is expected as investigators arrive at the scene and the investigation progresses.
—with files from 650 CKOM
