Nova Scotia kayaker tragedy: Body recovered from lake accident
Saturday, May 3, 2025, 11:21 am
Nova Scotia authorities recovered the body of a missing kayaker after a fatal paddling incident left the community in mourning. RCMP reports detailed that two youths were involved when one overturned their kayak, and investigations now seek to clarify the tragic circumstances of this accident.
Nova Scotia RCMP say two youths who were known to one another were paddling on the lake in separate kayaks when one overturned.
EDEN LAKE - Nova Scotia RCMP say they have recovered the body of a missing youth from a lake in rural Pictou County.
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