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Reflections on lives altered by a 1984 plane crash

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October 20, 2024

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Author Carol Shaben looks back at a plane crash that occurred 40 years ago near Slave Lake, sending numerous lives onto different pathways. Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley lost her father, while criminal Paul Archambault would later receive an award for his life-saving heroism that day. Shaben discusses the impacts on her and her family, and how she turned it into an award-winning book: Into The Abyss.

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