Person still missing after vehicle crashes into Squamish River: B.C. RCMP / Global
Sunday, June 15, 2025, 6:20 pm permalink
In a harrowing incident along the Squamish River in British Columbia, emergency teams responded after a vehicle plunged into the water. While three occupants escaped safely, one individual remains missing. Search-and-rescue operations led by RCMP, firefighters, and other crews continue as they scavenge for any clues.
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