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CANADA MOURNS VICTIMS OF TEHRAN PLANE CRASH
MONTREAL, CANADA | 10-11 JANUARY 2020

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose country lost at least 63 citizens in the crash of a civilian Ukrainian jetliner in Tehran, has declared that "the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an Iranian surface-to-air missile.”

All 176 people on board died, including 138 passengers on their way to Canada and at least 63 Canadian citizens and 11 Ukrainians. Trudeau has said his government “will not rest” until it gets justice.

Candlelit vigils have been held throughout Canada and more are planned for this Friday.

AP LIVE STAND-UP POSITIONS
The Associated Press will offer live stand-up positions near a makeshift memorial in Montreal:
GM Building Concordia University
1550 De Maisonneuve West, 1550 Boulevard de Maisonneuve O,
Montreal,
Quebec H3G 1N1

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We aim to be operational on Friday January 10th, around 1100ET/1600GMT.
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