The Transportation Safety Board says a small plane with two people aboard has crashed in a river south of Quebec City.
The condition of those aboard has not been released.
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Board spokesman Chris Krepski said the two-seater Grumman AA-1 went down near Levis, Que. at around 2 p.m Saturday.
He said the agency is gathering information on the crash and police are on site.
The cause is currently unknown.
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