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A 30-Year-Old Died At An Ontario Beach The Same Day Others Drowned & Went Missing

Fire services saw two men in the water while rescuing someone else.
Bluffer's Park Drowning Happened On The Same Day Another Man Drowned
Mike Clegg | Dreamstime
Ontario Editor

Two men have died and one is missing after separate incidents at a Toronto beach this weekend. 

This article contains graphic content that might not be suitable for some readers.

On Saturday evening, Toronto Police responded to a Bluffer's Park drowning after they received a call about something floating in the water. 

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While Toronto Fire Services was assisting with the water rescue [...] two men were seen requiring assistance in the water nearby.


Toronto Police Services

According to CBC, the man was found near the marina with no vital signs and was later pronounced dead. 

Only hours later, fire services were sent on a call to rescue a young boy from Bluffer's Park. 

While on the scene, they noticed two other men who were struggling in the water. 

A 30-year-old was rescued and transported to the hospital where he later died. 

However, the other 23-year-old man is now missing. A recovery mission has been launched by the police. 

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