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The bodies of two men missing since their canoes capsized in Algonquin Park on May 15 have been recovered by police divers.
On Friday, the underwater search and recovery unit of the OPP located the bodies of Tim Kolder, 19, of Mississauga and Jeremy Marrows, 21, of Georgetown, in Opeongo Lake.
Kolde and Marrows, had been missing since May 15 when they were canoeing side-by-side and their canoes capsized.
The OPP’s Killaloe detachment, its emergency response team, marine units, aviation unit and underwater search and recovery unit were all enlisted in the search. On May 23, the search was temporarily suspended while police re-evaluated the search area.
The cause of death of the men will be determined through postmortem exams, police said.
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On Friday, the underwater search and recovery unit of the OPP located the bodies of Tim Kolder, 19, of Mississauga and Jeremy Marrows, 21, of Georgetown, in Opeongo Lake.
Kolde and Marrows, had been missing since May 15 when they were canoeing side-by-side and their canoes capsized.
The OPP’s Killaloe detachment, its emergency response team, marine units, aviation unit and underwater search and recovery unit were all enlisted in the search. On May 23, the search was temporarily suspended while police re-evaluated the search area.
The cause of death of the men will be determined through postmortem exams, police said.
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