Second body recovered after canoe capsizes on lake in Alberta Rockies Second body recovered after canoe flips in Alberta Aug 20, 2025 1 hr ago SMS Email An RCMP epaulette is seen in Edmonton, Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson JF SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A second body has been recovered after a canoe overturned on a lake in the Alberta Rockies.RCMP say they were called on Saturday evening about a capsized canoe on Barrier Lake.The lake is about an hour's drive west of Calgary, in Kananaskis Country.Police say a 30-year-old Calgary man and his parents were in the canoe. RCMP said earlier this week that the body of a 60-year-old man had been found while a 56-year-old woman was taken to hospital with hypothermia.Police say the son's body was found on Wednesday by the RCMP's underwater recovery team.This report by °µÍø½ûÇø was first published Aug. 20, 2025. °µÍø½ûÇø. All rights reserved. SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags Bc Justice More Prairies & BC Stories Three new B.C. Supreme Court judges in Vancouver, another raised to appeal court +3 Scott Gillingham elected Winnipeg mayor in close race with Glen Murray New Alberta cabinet could threaten environmental protections for parks, group says Supreme Court will not hear appeal of Manitoba's public-sector wage freeze New storm approaches B.C., as province cleans up after first powerful fall tempest Manitoba premier says decision yet to be made on timing of next election Alberta health-care unions say review could further destabilize system in crisis B.C. woman grateful for breast milk donations wants to give back 'Kill Satan': Trial hears Alberta man not criminally responsible for mother's death Alberta premier Danielle Smith calls for new arena in Calgary You might be interested in Health Canada approves Ozempic to reduce kidney deterioration in people with diabetes Top officer says Canada's laws are 'inadequate' to fight cross-border crime +5 Pierre Poilievre wins Alberta byelection, regains seat in House of Commons Doctors are seeing more non-smokers, especially women, with later-stage lung cancer Sponsored Content +5 Credit unions embrace ‘waves of change’ at CCUA’s national conference “We should be the Taylor Swift of financial institutions.†How credit unions support communities when it matters most Across Canada, trade tensions with the United States are hitting close to home—and… Similar Stories Second body recovered after canoe capsizes on lake in Alberta Rockies Former captain Tyler Ardron returns to Canada rugby lineup for first time since 2021 Police say man charged after Alberta youth launch 'catch a predator' scheme
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How credit unions support communities when it matters most Across Canada, trade tensions with the United States are hitting close to home—and…
