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British Columbia’s summer drowning crisis is escalating — with officials sounding the alarm after a deadly incident at Goldstream Provincial Park. Most drownings occur in lakes, rivers, and oceans, where hidden currents, depth changes, and temperature shifts make even familiar waters perilous. Experts warn that cliff jumping and overconfidence can be fatal — even strong swimmers are at risk. Drowning can happen silently and quickly, often without warning. Prevention is key: wear life jackets, supervise kids, stay sober near water, check conditions, take swimming lessons, and learn CPR. Most of these tragedies are avoidable — safety starts with awareness.

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