Man missing from North Vancouver for weeks may have crossed border, RCMP say

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Posted May 21, 2019 9:50 pm.

Last Updated May 21, 2019 9:53 pm.

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NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) –  A man from North Vancouver has been missing for nearly a month, and police and his family members are concerned.

The RCMP says 29-year-old Timothy Marc Delahaye hasn’t been since April 29 at Cultus Lake, and officers think he may have traveled in the back country and across the border into Washington State.

His family is very concerned for his well being. Delahaye is 6’4 with a slim build, reddish-brown hair and blue-green eyes.

Police are asking anyone with information to contact the Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment of the RCMP.

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