Jim Prentice, a well-respected lawyer who worked at Canada's Fraser Milner Casgrain and once served as Alberta's premier, died at 60 on Oct. 13 with three other people in a plane crash in British Columbia. Prentice was once called "the chief operating officer" of Canada by the country's former prime minister.
October 15, 2016 at 12:52 AM
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P. James Prentice, a well-respected lawyer who in 2014 became Alberta’s premier, died at 60 with three other people in a plane crash on Oct. 13.
The accident, about 170 miles east of Vancouver, occurred Thursday night when a twin-engine Cessna Citation carrying Prentice and two friends back to Calgary crashed shortly after take off near Kelowna, British Columbia. The group had reportedly been on a golfing trip. The pilot was also killed in the crash.
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