They were rescued from the Niagara River but later pronounced dead in hospital.
Emergency crews rescued two women close to the Hornblower in Niagara Falls Monday evening.
Niagara EMS told the Niagara Falls Review that they were not showing vital signs after they were pulled out of the water.
They were taken to hospital where they later pronounced dead.
Their deaths are not being considered suspicious and their identities have not been released.
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