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Body found of Calgary man presumed drowned on Saskatchewan lake

RCMP said the body of a Calgary man presumed drowned was located along a Saskatchewan lake’s shoreline 22 days after he went missing. File / Global News

RCMP say they have recovered the body of a man presumed drowned on a northern Saskatchewan lake.

The 27-year-old Calgary man was camping with a friend on June 8 when he decided to go fishing from a canoe at Smoothstone Lake, Green Lake RCMP said.

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He was not wearing a lifejacket and the wind increased while he was on the water, police said.

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He never returned and his canoe was found submerged in the middle of the lake by a local fisherman, according to a police report at the time.

A search of the area failed to locate the man.

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RCMP said his body was located along the lake’s shoreline on June 30 while officers and CASARA were making patrols.

His family has been notified, but police have not released his name.

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