Brent Cameron Forsyth was eleven when he disappeared from Hazelton, northern British Columbia, in late summer 1974. He had gone to fish along the Bulkley River near a back-eddy at Two Mile Creek, a spot locals knew well, and never returned home.

The community mounted a large search: local volunteers, search and rescue, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with police dog teams, and air support all searched the river and surrounding wilderness. Despite exhaustive efforts the first days, weeks and years produced no sign of Brent and the case went cold.

In 2016 investigators said they had received new information and reopened the investigation; an age-progressed sketch showing what Brent might look like at 54 was released. Authorities have not disclosed the nature of the new lead.

If anyone in Hazelton or the Bulkley River area remembers Brent, his fishing spots, or anyone he might have been with that day, please come forward with information.