Albert Crow was 17 when he disappeared from Harrop Lake in northern Manitoba after a canoe capsized on September 14, 1974. He and a friend were paddling when the canoe flipped; the friend survived and last saw Albert in the water.

Searches of the lake and shoreline followed, but Albert was never found. The remote terrain of the Canadian Shield — dense forest, rocky shorelines and large, cold lakes — complicated efforts and no confirmed trace of him has been reported.

Few concrete details about the outing or the subsequent search are available; the circumstances recorded end with Albert last seen in the water. Does anyone have memories of that day, knowledge of the area, or information that could shed light on what happened?