US EditionSummer 2025 Is Expected to Be Worse than the Previous One in Terms of Drowning Deaths in Quebec
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Summer 2025 is expected to be worse than the previous one in terms of drowning deaths in Quebec
No fewer than 37 people have drowned in Quebec since the beginning of the year, compared to 31 last year at the same time, with rivers being the main place of drowning in the province. As the construction holidays officially begin, the executive director and spokesperson for the Lifesaving Society, Raynold Hawkins, is reminding people—as […]
MONTREAL — No less than 37 people have drowned in Quebec since the beginning of the year, compared to 31 l`an on that date, with rivers as the main place of drowning in the province. At the time when the construction holidays officially begin, the general manager and spokesperson of the Rescue Society, Raynald Hawkins recalls — as part of the 32nd National Drowning Prevention Week (NPS) — some advice that will help avoid this kind of drama that …
As many as 37 people have drowned in Quebec since the beginning of the year, compared to 31 l`an on that date, with the rivers as the main place of drowning in the province. As the construction holidays begin officially, the general manager and spokesperson of the Lifesaving Society, Raynold Hawkins recalls — as part of the 32nd National Drowning Prevention Week (NWPS) — some advice that will help avoid this kind of drama that takes about 100 li…
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lechodelarivenord.caAs many as 37 people have drowned in Quebec since the beginning of the year, compared to 31 l`an on that date, with the rivers as the main place of drowning in the province. As the construction holidays begin officially, the general manager and spokesperson of the Lifesaving Society, Raynold Hawkins recalls — as part of the 32nd National Drowning Prevention Week (NWPS) — some advice that will help avoid this kind of drama that takes about 100 li…
As many as 37 people have drowned in Quebec since the beginning of the year, compared to 31 l`an on that date, with the rivers as the main place of drowning in the province. As the construction holidays begin officially, the general manager and spokesperson of the Lifesaving Society, Raynold Hawkins recalls — as part of the 32nd National Drowning Prevention Week (NWPS) — some advice that will help avoid this kind of drama that takes about 100 li…
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