A total of four people died in separate drownings around B.C., last weekend.
RCMP in the north Okanagan now say a toddler died Friday when he fell into Okanagan Lake just moments after his family had arrived for a vacation.
Police say the little boy was not wearing a life jacket because his family had just reached the rental property on the northwest side of the lake when the tragedy occurred.
The child was rushed to hospital in Kelowna, but could not be saved.
Three boaters also died last weekend in accidents on waterways in the Fraser Valley and on Vancouver Island.
They include a 16-year-old girl who died on Hatzic Lake when she fell from the bow of a boat and was run over, a 50-year-old man who drowned in Harrison Lake when his sailboat flipped and a Vancouver Island man who went missing after his boat was found empty in Alberni Inlet.
