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Competitive women's curling team from Thunder Bay, ON. McCarville said they spent about 20 minutes on the plane after the crash, while paramedics tended to an injury to Lang’s hand, caused when the propeller exploded and shards pierced through the plane’s hull. Skip Krista McCarville, and second Ashley Sippala along with their coach Rick Lang were flying from Dryden Ontario, back to Thunder Bay when the plane left the runway during takeoff. Good morning, Sault Ste.

Krista McCarville went from the disappointment of a playoff loss at the Canadian women’s curling championship to the most fearful moment of her life. After removing the aircraft and an inspection of the runway for debris, the airport was reopened approximately six hours later.“Our emergency response plan was executed successfully in response to this incident. The 37-year-old skip and two members of her Northern Ontario team were involved in a plane crash Monday on their way back to Thunder Bay from the Tournament of Hearts in Moose Jaw, Sask. THUNDER BAY -- Local curlers Krista McCarville and Ashley Sippala, along with coach Rick Lang, were among six passengers on a Bearskin Airlines flight that crashed on takeoff in Dryden, Ont. McCarville and Sippala were being driven back to the city late Monday night.

The flight, taking off at Dryden Airport at 4:14 pm Local Time apparently had difficulty. 1,862 Followers, 5,582 Following, 300 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Jacob McCarville (@runjake11) Lang was treated and released from the hospital and is going to be driven back to Thunder Bay on Tuesday. McCarville said they spent about 20 minutes on the plane after the crash, while paramedics tended to an injury to Lang’s hand, caused when the … MNRF reports 12 new forest fires in the Northwest — All Rick Lang was thinking about was getting home to see his newborn twin grandsons.After coaching Team Northern Ontario (Krista McCarville) at the …

THUNDER BAY – Eight-time Scotties skip Krista McCarville says she’s never been more frightened in her life.The eight-time Northern Ontario women’s curling champion, her teammate Ashley Sippala and their coach, two-time world curling champion Rick Lang, were headed home from the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Moose Jaw, Sask. It was very scary and I was shaking quite a bit,” McCarville said on Tuesday, after spending the day teaching her students at Holy Family School.“You take flights all the time and you never think something like that would ever happen, but it did.”After being allowed to leave the plane, the passengers and crew were taken into the terminal, and eventually they were cleared to leave.“We were in the terminal for a couple of hours anyway, just getting checked out and making sure everyone was OK,” she said.McCarville, Sippala and Lang had originally booked flights home on Saturday, but instead played well enough at the Scotties to make the 3-4 Page Playoff and switched their flight until Monday.“We were not thinking it would ever end this way,” McCarville said.She added she was thankful to be able to return home to her husband and two children, and then back to school to teach to keep her minds off the events of Monday afternoon.“I was really excited to see the kids and the staff and I knew it would be good distraction,” McCarville said.But as much as she’s trying to put it out of her mind, the moment keeps replaying itself over and over again.“We’re still shaken up and trying to get through with how we feel,” McCarville said.The City of Dryden on Tuesday said it activated the emergency response plan after the crash occurred, at approximately 4:05 p.m. on Monday. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who responded and provided care,” said city treasurer Steven Lansdell-Roll in a release.The Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident.Local curling legend Rick Lang's hand required medical treatment after sections of the plane's propeller broke through the hull of the plane. Northern Ontario skip Krista McCarville was on board the flight from Dryden, along with team members and their coach. on Monday afternoon.McCarville, who arrived safely in Thunder Bay after driving home following the crash, said it was a frightening experience. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who responded and provided care,” said city treasurer Steven Lansdell-Roll in a release.The Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident.One passenger with the group required medical treatment after sections of the plane's propeller broke through the hull of the plane. February 25, 2020 04:23 am Former world curling champion Rick Lang was injured after a Bearskin aircraft he and fellow curler Krista McCarville were in crashed Monday afternoon in Dryden. Another person on board was also taken to hospital as a result of the crash. They confirmed there were no life threatening injuries.McCarville says it was lucky the accident did not happen 20 seconds later implying it could have been much worse. Twitter: @LeithDunick 1 talking about this. The annual and ongoing Emergency Management Training that the City undertakes enabled us to effectively and efficiently respond to this incident.