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  1. Chief Robert Louie addresses a water crisis in the Okanagan region, citing declining fish populations and rising water temperatures.
  2. Both Thompson River and Okanagan Lake were cited as the most deadly waterbodies in B.C.

High drowning rates on Okanagan Lake require safety education.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 19
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High drowning rates on Okanagan Lake require safety education.

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Okanagan Lake

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  1. Boat team responded to a drowning incident at Okanagan Lake.Sub-event
  2. Safety education is required due to high drowning rates on Okanagan Lake.1 source

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