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Teen From Prince George Missing, Presumed Drowned After Boat Sinks on Stony Lake

Three passengers reached shore, and an underwater recovery team is expected to join the ongoing search for the missing Prince George teen.

  • On Saturday, a 17-year-old Prince George youth was presumed drowned after a boat capsized on Stony Lake, 90 km northeast of Quesnel, leaving four occupants in the water.
  • Three occupants safely reached the shore, but the boat's operator did not surface; Stony Lake is a popular fishing site accessible from Willow Cale Forest Service Road, roughly 80 kilometres southeast of Prince George.
  • Quesnel RCMP initiated an extensive search for the missing youth, with an Underwater Recovery Team expected to arrive Tuesday. RCMP Staff Sgt. Kris Clark said, "Our efforts to locate the boy are ongoing."
  • The youth's family has been notified following the incident on Stony Lake. Clark said, "Our thoughts are with the family, friends and loved ones as they cope with this tragic loss."
  • Last week, the British Columbia Coroners Service issued a safety reminder for boating, noting 965 accidental drownings occurred in the province from 2015 to 2025, with most in summer months.
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