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At least eight people are injured one critically after a commuter plane crashed at Toronto's Pearson International Airport today.

The Delta Airlines plane arriving from Minneapolis with 80 people on board flipped over as it landed.

NPR's Jackie Northam reports.

Videos on social media show the Delta Airlines commuter plane upside down on the snowy

tarmac shortly after landing in Toronto.

Emergency crews worked to put out of fire while passengers and crew got off, according to Toronto

police.

The airport says arrivals and departures have been temporarily stopped.

Since the flight took off from Minneapolis, National Transportation Safety Boards in the U.S. and

Canada will work together to determine the cause of the crash. Winds were gusting about 40 miles an hour.

There has been heavy snowfall in the area for the past three weeks, and a winter travel

advisory was in effect. Jackie Northam, NPR News. The Energy Department is rescinding the firings of

many workers responsible for overseeing the nation's nuclear weapons. NPR's Jeff Rohnfield

reports the reversal came within hours of mass terminations. Over the weekend, several

employees at the National Nuclear Security Administration told NPR they've been hastily rehired after being

fired last Thursday. Sources inside the agency said hundreds were fired at first, but in a

statement sent late Sunday night, a Department of Energy spokesperson said that fewer than 50 employees ultimately lost their jobs.

Those jobs were in, quote, primarily administrative and clerical roles.

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