Close X
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
ADVT 
National

Personal Location Device Helps Searchers Find Missing Snowmobiler's Body In B.C.

The Canadian Press, 09 Mar, 2016 11:22 AM
    SICAMOUS, B.C. — The body of a missing snowmobiler has been found in an avalanche zone near Sicamous, B.C.
     
    He went off on his own on Sunday, and a search began Tuesday morning after he failed to return as expected.
     
    John Schut of Shuswap Search and Rescue says the 34-year-old man was known to go sledding for several days at a time.
     
    He says searchers were able to narrow down the snowmobiler's whereabouts because he was carrying a personal location device.
     
    The man's body was found in the Owl's Head area Tuesday morning, shortly after the search began.
     
    The BC Coroners Service is investigating, and has not yet released the snowmobiler's name.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Murder Trial In Death Of Tim Bosma Begins With Jury Selection Monday In Hamilton

    Murder Trial In Death Of Tim Bosma Begins With Jury Selection Monday In Hamilton
    About an hour after the sun had set on a day in early May 2013, Tim Bosma took two men for a test drive in his truck — never to return.

    Murder Trial In Death Of Tim Bosma Begins With Jury Selection Monday In Hamilton

    Enbridge Boosting Security After Recent Cases Of Pipeline Sabotage

    Enbridge Boosting Security After Recent Cases Of Pipeline Sabotage
    CALGARY — In a field on the outskirts of Sarnia, Ont., there's a big blue wheel surrounded by a chain-link fence.

    Enbridge Boosting Security After Recent Cases Of Pipeline Sabotage

    The Cash Crunch Of Commitments: Uncosted Spending Vows Lurk For Liberals

    The Cash Crunch Of Commitments: Uncosted Spending Vows Lurk For Liberals
    Morneau must also wrestle another major mathematical threat to Canada's bottom line: uncosted Liberal promises made during and since the election campaign.

    The Cash Crunch Of Commitments: Uncosted Spending Vows Lurk For Liberals

    Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island Digging Out After Intense Winter Blast

    Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island Digging Out After Intense Winter Blast
    HALIFAX — Crews are cleaning up Sunday after an intense winter storm dumped more than 40 centimetres of snow and ice pellets on parts of Nova Scotia.

    Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island Digging Out After Intense Winter Blast

    Health Ministers Signal New Relations With Federal Government At Vancouver Talks

     The federal government's election promises are expected to be closely examined by the country's health ministers during an annual meeting that's expected to be more co-operative than in past years.

    Health Ministers Signal New Relations With Federal Government At Vancouver Talks

    Robots To Drones: B.C. Puts Focus On Tech Into Hyperdrive With First-Ever Summit

    Robots To Drones: B.C. Puts Focus On Tech Into Hyperdrive With First-Ever Summit
    VANCOUVER — Greg Caws calls home a cattle ranch in the East Kootenay community of Wardner and says he appreciates the perspective of rural British Columbia, where relatives have worked as miners and loggers.

    Robots To Drones: B.C. Puts Focus On Tech Into Hyperdrive With First-Ever Summit