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RCMP find bodies of 2 missing boaters who drowned in Upper Kananaskis Lake

Two boaters from Banff and Canmore died after a canoe capsized on Upper Kananaskis Lake; two others were rescued by bystanders and hospitalized with hypothermia.

  • On September 11, Alberta RCMP located the bodies of two individuals—a woman in her early thirties from Banff and a man in his mid-thirties from Canmore—after their canoe overturned at Upper Kananaskis Lake.
  • The victims went missing on August 26 when their canoe overturned on Upper Kananaskis Lake, and two others in the group were rescued by bystanders using boats and paddleboards.
  • The search operation included specialized RCMP divers and assistance from Kananaskis Mountain Rescue, focusing on an area near the Alberta-British Columbia border situated behind several mountain peaks.
  • The incident was the second boating-related death in the Rocky Mountains in recent weeks, occurring shortly after another canoe accident on Barrier Lake resulted in the deaths of a man in his sixties and his son in his thirties.
  • These incidents highlight ongoing risks of boating accidents in the region and prompted recovery-focused operations by local authorities emphasizing safety near mountain lakes.
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Mounties recover bodies of two missing boaters from lake in Rocky Mountains

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Friday, September 12, 2025.
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