Fraser River sees most drownings in B.C., with 53 deaths over a decade, highlighting water safety concerns.

The Fraser River in British Columbia has the highest number of accidental drowning deaths among B.C. rivers over the past decade, with 53 fatalities, according to the BC Coroners Service. Harrison Lake recorded 12 drownings, and Cultus Lake had five. The data highlights the river's dangers and the need for increased water safety awareness.