Two boys aged 10 and 13 went missing after being swept into fast-moving rapids at Nutimik Lake in Manitoba’s Whiteshell Provincial Park on Saturday, July 19, 2026.RCMP launched a comprehensive water, land, and aerial search following reports of a possible drowning near the Sturgeon Falls Trail.Emergency responders, including Manitoba Conservation Service officers, local fire departments, and EMS teams, arrived at the scene to assist.The Manitoba RCMP’s underwater recovery team and the Hutterian Emergency Aquatic Response Team (HEART) were deployed to aid in the search.As of Sunday afternoon, both children had not been located despite extensive patrols along the lake and shorelines.The incident highlights the dangers of natural waterways, particularly for young individuals near recreational areas.Authorities emphasized the need for caution and vigilance when engaging in outdoor activities in such environments.The search efforts continue with teams remaining on-site to ensure no opportunities are missed.This event underscores the importance of emergency preparedness and the critical role of coordinated rescue operations in such scenarios.