The City of Montreal will upgrade the fences around about 50 outdoor aquatic facilities to the tune of $1.3 million in order to bring them up to code. Continue reading →

The Red Cross says that in 2018, there were 13 water-related deaths in Newfoundland and Labrador, four in New Brunswick, 16 in Nova Scotia and six in Prince Edward Island. Continue reading →

Drowning is often thought of as a tragedy that happens most frequently in summer, but according to a new study by the Lifesaving Society, it’s a year-round threat to Manitobans. Continue reading →

The body of a man who was presumed drowned in the northern Manitoba community of Fairford has been recovered, say Gypsumville RCMP. Continue reading →

A man from Pinaymootang First Nation, near Gypsumville, is believed to have drowned after falling off a train bridge in Fairford Tuesday night. Continue reading →

The body of an 11-year-old Ottawa boy who drowned near Rockport was found Friday. Continue reading →

Island Lake RCMP say a four-year-old boy drowned on St. Theresa Point First Nation Thursday night. Continue reading →

Police say two people were rescued from the waters at Awenda Provincial Park by quick thinking swimmers after they appeared to be unconscious.  Continue reading →