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News release

Update: One dead in structure fire

February 27, 2026 - Fraser Lake, British Columbia
From: Fraser Lake RCMP

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Files 2026-153 and 2026-159

Fraser Lake RCMP have completed their search of the scene of the February 22, 2026 structure fire at the Fraser Lake Inn and confirm that one body was been recovered.  Police believe the body recovered is that of the person who was previously unaccounted for.  Positive identification will occur through DNA analysis and police are now working with the BC Coroners Service as the investigation continues.

The Fraser Lake RCMP responded to the fire at 3:06 a.m. on February 22, 2026. Upon arrival, police learned that a person had re-entered the building and was believed to be inside when heavy smoke and fire prevented further rescue efforts. The Fraser Lake Fire Department later extinguished the blaze, which destroyed both the Fraser Lake Inn and an adjacent business. (You can read the original release here: Man suspected dead in structure fire | Royal Canadian Mounted Police)

There remains no evidence to suggest criminality at this time. 

“On behalf of the Fraser Lake RCMP, I want to extend our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and community members affected by this tragic incident,” said Corporal Brett Urano RCMP spokesperson. “Our thoughts are with them during this extremely difficult time, and we will continue to support the BC Coroners Service as their investigation proceeds.”

Contacts

Corporal Brett Urano
Division Media Relations Officer
BC RCMP Communication Services
brett.urano@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
778-290-4006
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