Sheldon Reid

• No determination on cause of Prentice plane crash: Transportation Safety Board

  The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) said without a flight recorder, there is no way to be sure what caused a plane crash that killed four people, including former Alberta premier Jim Prentice.

  Canada

  Apr 26, 2018
  
• 6 months later: investigation into plane crash that killed 4, including Jim Prentice

  "These are complex investigations," a TSB spokesperson told Global News Thursday. "We don't have a precise timeline."

  Apr 13, 2017
  
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• Jim Prentice remembered at state memorial: ‘he gave Canada and Alberta his very best’

  GlobalNews.ca has live coverage of the state memorial for former premier Jim Prentice beginning at 11 a.m. MT (1 p.m. ET) Friday morning in Calgary.

  Politics

  Oct 28, 2016
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• Funerals for three men killed in BC plane crash will be held this week in Calgary

  The men were killed on Oct. 13 when the Cessna Citation plane Kruk was flying crashed north of Kelowna shortly after takeoff. Former Alberta premier Jim Prentice was among those on board, along with friends Ken Gellatly, Jim Kruk and Sheldon Reid.

  Canada

  Oct 23, 2016
• No black box, voice recorder for TSB investigators at BC plane crash site

  Transport Canada says a cockpit voice recorder is only required when there are six or more seats on board a multi-engine turbine aircraft that requires two pilots during flight.

  Canada

  Oct 16, 2016
• Jim Kruk, ‘avid aviator’, identified as 4th person killed in BC plane crash

  Jim Kruk has been identified as the fourth person killed in a small plane crash outside Kelowna Thursday night that also took the life of former Alberta premier Jim Prentice.

  Canada

  Oct 15, 2016
• Jim Prentice’s friends Dr. Ken Gellatly, Sheldon Reid, also killed in BC plane crash

  An optometrist at a well-known Calgary eye care office has been identified as one of the victims in the plane crash that claimed the life of former Alberta premier Jim Prentice.

  Canada

  Oct 14, 2016
• Former Alberta premier Jim Prentice killed in BC plane crash

  Former Alberta Premier Jim Prentice was one of four people killed Friday morning in a plane crash in Kelowna, B.C.

  Canada

  Oct 14, 2016