Editor’s note: This story has been updated based off new information provided.
A couple of strangers pulled a man from Lake Ontario over the weekend.
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CPR was performed on the drowning victim and a pulse was restored after he was pulled from the water at Gord Downie Pier on Aug. 6. Frontenac Paramedics say the man was sent to hospital in critical condition.
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Frontenac paramedics could not comment on the continued condition of the man. Kingston Health Sciences Centre said it could not provide details on his condition without consent.
— with files from Global News’ Alexandra Mazur.
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