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64 year old man dead during a scuba-diving outing off West Vancouver

BY , Jan 5, 2021 1:52 AM - REPORT AN ERROR

File - A 64 year old man has died after something went wrong during a scuba-diving outing off West Vancouver. (Photo - B.C. Government/Flickr)

A 64 year old man has died after something went wrong during a scuba-diving outing off West Vancouver.

Police in West Vancouver say the man was pulled unconscious from the water near Whytecliffe Park last Wednesday.

Bystanders and paramedics tried to revive the person but could not be revived.

The coroners service is assisting with the investigation but the death is not considered suspicious.

The man's name has not been released.

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