University of Alberta continues to mourn one year after Iran plane missile attack

University of Alberta continues to mourn one year after Iran plane missile attack

January 8, 2021 9:36 pm EST.

It’s been one year since the downing of flight 752. We take a closer look at the incredible talent lost at the U of A.

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