Водителя, застрявшего в отдаленной местности у озера Харрисон более двух суток, спасли сотрудники RCMP

Stranded driver rescued north of Harrison Lake after more than 2 days Published 5:53 pm Wednesday, July 15, 2026 The Agassiz RCMP assisted a stranded motorist who had been stuck in a remote area near Harrison Lake for two days. According to the latest weekly snapshot from the local RCMP, Agassiz officers responded to an SOS notification in a remote area north of Harrison Lake. The driver had been involved in a single-vehicle collision and was hurt. They had been stranded for more than two days and were running out of food and water. Kent-Harrison Search and Rescue assisted in transporting the motorist out of the area. Though they had sustained injuries, they were assessed by medics and determined to be in good condition. A separate SOS call came in the same week, also north of Harrison Lake, where several occupants of a vehicle were stranded due to a flat tire. Agassiz RCMP officers were not able to reach them due to the remote location of the SOS call, but they called in assistance from a neighbouring jurisdiction. “If you are travelling into remote backcountry areas, ensure you are properly prepared with adequate supplies, communication devices, and emergency equipment before you go,” The Agassiz RCMP reminds the public.