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‘Electrical non-compliances’ found at B.C. waterpark where kids were burned

Technical Safety BC found electrical non-compliances, and the park will stay closed until hazards are fixed and the investigation is complete.

  • Safety regulators found "electrical non-compliances" at Cultus Lake Waterpark following an incident on Monday, June 15, 2026, that sent 12 students to hospital; the Fraser Valley facility remains closed indefinitely until all hazards are resolved.
  • The incident occurred when Minnekhada Middle School students touched a handrail while queuing for the "Zero to 60" waterslide, prompting Technical Safety B.C. to launch an investigation into the electrical failure.
  • Two students were airlifted to BC Children's Hospital with serious injuries, while 10 others were transported by ground ambulance to Abbotsford Hospital; all injured children are in stable condition.
  • WorkSafeBC issued a stop-work order while B.C. Hydro confirmed the electrical issue originated on the customer's side of service, and RCMP investigators found no indication of criminality or deliberate human action.
  • Cultus Lake Waterpark administrators stated they are cooperating with authorities and will remain closed until all identified hazards are addressed, as officials emphasize that public safety remains the top priority.
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Daily Hive broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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