An RCMP patch is seen on the shoulder of a Surrey RCMP officer during a news conference in Surrey, B.C., on Friday, April 28, 2023. Police have launched a dedicated phone line and email account to gather incoming tips for the Amber Alert case involving two missing children alleged to have been abducted by their mother. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck CANADAHALIFAX news Man lost in Gold River believed to have been swept out to sea by admin 27 يوليو، 2023 written by admin 27 يوليو، 2023 360 CITYnews halifax \ By Mark Hodgins The RCMP says a man missing after being caught in a river west of Halifax is believed to have been swept out to sea. The 31-year-old man was last seen Monday evening in Gold River. He and two other men were tubing on the river when his tube capsized. Several emergency organizations including police, the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) and local fire departments searched the area to no avail. The Mounties say search efforts have concluded based on the belief that he was swept out to sea, but the file remains open and new search activities will be considered if new information is received 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post New housing minister says closing door on newcomers is no solution to housing crunch next post Feed Nova Scotia tackling hunger at Touchdown Atlantic game in Halifax You may also like جولي تجتمع بقادة صناعة الصلب والنقابات، لكنها لم... 5 يونيو، 2025 كيبيك: توجه لخفض عدد المهاجرين الدائمين إلى 25... 5 يونيو، 2025 Search group warns against fake fundraisers exploiting two... 5 يونيو، 2025 Scientists seek to study eDNA to identify how... 5 يونيو، 2025 Rise in number of great whites in N.S.... 5 يونيو، 2025 What happened to the Sullivan children in Nova... 5 يونيو، 2025 Nova Scotia removes trade barriers with five provinces... 5 يونيو، 2025 بنك كندا يُبقي معدل الفائدة الأساسي عند 2,75% 4 يونيو، 2025 ساسكاتشِوان: حرائق الغابات تجبر 15 ألفاً على المغادرة... 4 يونيو، 2025 Committee to discuss NS Power breach that allowed... 4 يونيو، 2025
