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Body of Edmonton teen recovered from North Saskatchewan River near Smoky Lake - Vimarsana News

Body of Edmonton teen recovered from North Saskatchewan River near Smoky Lake

One week after a 14-year-old boy was swept into the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton near Terwillegar Park, his body was recovered.

Source: cisnfm.com
Body of Edmonton teen recovered from North Saskatchewan River near Smoky Lake - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

Body of Edmonton teen recovered from North Saskatchewan River near Smoky Lake - Edmonton

One week after a 14-year-old boy was swept into the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton near Terwillegar Park, his body was recovered.

Man whose father drowned in North Saskatchewan River calls for more warnings - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

Man whose father drowned in North Saskatchewan River calls for more warnings - Edmonton

An Edmonton man whose dad drowned saving a stranger's dog in April 2021 believes more warnings, signs and awareness campaigns could prevent similar tragedies.

Man whose father drowned in North Saskatchewan River calls for more warnings - Vimarsana News

Man whose father drowned in North Saskatchewan River calls for more warnings

An Edmonton man whose dad drowned saving a stranger’s dog in April 2021 believes more warnings, signs and awareness campaigns could prevent similar tragedies.

Source: cisnfm.com
Day 3 of search for 14-year-old boy swept into North Saskatchewan River - Edmonton - Vimarsana News

Day 3 of search for 14-year-old boy swept into North Saskatchewan River - Edmonton

As the search for a teenager swept away in the North Saskatchewan River continues, some people are asking if more could be done to raise awareness about the dangers of the river.