Search called off for Australian hiker missing in rugged Canadian national park
Key takeaways
- Denise Ann Williams, 62, has not been heard from since mid April, when she ventured into the Cape Breton Highlands national park.
- Prefer the Guardian on GoogleTeams in eastern Canada have called off an “extensive” six-day air and ground search of a rugged park for a missing Australian hiker.
- Williams, 62, has not been heard from since mid April, when she ventured into the Cape Breton Highlands national park.
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Denise Ann Williams, 62, has not been heard from since mid April, when she ventured into the Cape Breton Highlands national park. Photograph: Nova Scotia Royal Canadian Mounted Police View image in fullscreen Denise Ann Williams, 62, has not been heard from since mid April, when she ventured into the Cape Breton Highlands national park. Photograph: Nova Scotia Royal Canadian Mounted Police Canada Search called off for Australian hiker missing in rugged Canadian national park Police suspend ‘extensive’ six-day air and ground search in Nova Scotia, citing ‘no new information’
Prefer the Guardian on GoogleTeams in eastern Canada have called off an “extensive” six-day air and ground search of a rugged park for a missing Australian hiker.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said this week it had suspended operations after an effort involving dogs, 100 people, aircraft and ground crews yielded “no new information” in the whereabouts of Denise Ann Willams.