I happen to come across an image of an aircraft that smashed into a house. I decided to look up its registry and discovered that it took off from Buttonville!
![gmhu.jpg](http://fly.blakecrosby.com/images/blog/gmhu-thumb.jpg)
The accident report is availble on the TSBs website. Good news is that nobody was seriously hurt.
A similar thing happened about 20 years ago in Oshawa near our house in north Oshawa.
(We always lived near the airport…final for 30 went right over our place).
I never heard what the exact cause was, and this was long before the internet allowed easy access to the TSB reports, but it was a sight to see.
Best I remember hearing at the time, surprisingly nobody was seriously hurt in that accident either.
I was able to get two accident reports from the TSB that were not on their website by quoting the plane’s registry and the date/time of the accident.
They sent me a PDF of the report a few days later. Might be worth a shot?
I would be totally guessing plus or minus probably 4 years on the exact date – I was just a kid at the time, but vividly remember riding my bike like crazy the 4 or 5 blocks to checkout the scene.
However, I doubt that the TSB is going to go too in depth looking at circumstances based on a “guess” on the year.
Sadly, the outcome on that one will likely be forever a mystery. :-)