North Vancouver police, rescue crews search for missing hiker

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Posted June 29, 2021 7:36 pm.

Last Updated July 1, 2021 9:59 pm.

NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) — North Shore Rescue and the North Vancouver RCMP are searching for a missing hiker whose car was found near Grouse Mountain.

Howard Moore, 74, was reported missing by a friend Tuesday. According to a statement from police, that friend last saw Moore on Friday. Moore’s plans for the weekend included a hike on Grouse Mountain.

“North Vancouver RCMP frontline members searched for Mr. Moore’s vehicle and located it in the parking lot at Grouse Mountain. A note had been left in the window of the vehicle that read, ‘Gone to Skyline Trail, 27 June,’ according to a statement from Mounties.

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“We are very concerned for his wellbeing, particularly due to the incredibly hot weather these past few days.”

Moore is described as a white man with light brown hair, and a medium build.

Anyone who sees Moore is urged to call 911.

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