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New B.C. scholarships commemorate victims of Flight 752
On Jan. 8 2020, Iran s Revolutionary Guard shot down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 with a pair of missiles, killing all passengers, including 138 people with ties to Canada.
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Many victims of plane shot down by Iranian forces on Jan. 8, 2020, had ties to Canadian universities
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Posted: Jan 07, 2021 7:11 PM PT | Last Updated: January 8
Iranian Canadians light candles in North Vancouver in January 2020 for victims of the Ukrainian International Airlines crash in Tehran. One year later, SFU and UVic have announced scholarships to memorialize the 176 killed.(Enzo Zanatta/CBC)
New scholarships established at two B.C. universities will commemorate 176 people killed on a passenger plane shot down by the Iranian military last year.
January 07, 2021
At a Christmas party in 2019, Mahda Jahromi found himself chatting with Ardalan Hamidi, one of his wife’s colleagues. Two weeks later, he heard the news that the man and his family were among the 176 people killed when a civilian Boeing 737 was shot down near Tehran.
“He and all of his family went away in a second,” says Jahromi, a lecturer at SFU’s School of Sustainable Energy Engineering. “I still get choked up when I think about how similar each one of the victims were to people like myself and my family. A lot of them were young, educated immigrants with families and so many hopes and dreams; lives to live.”