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The helicopter crashed and caught fire in the municipality of Sainte-Brigid-d'Iberville in the province of Quebec. All four on board died on the spot.
Four people were killed in a helicopter crash in Canada. The crash occurred in the municipality of Saint-Brigid-d'Iberville in the province of Quebec, CBC News reports.
Police spokeswoman Brigitte Dorsainville said the helicopter was already on fire when rescuers arrived. All four on board died on the spot.
The police have not yet disclosed information about the owner of the helicopter, its takeoff location or the identity of the victims. The investigation is ongoing.

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