Jacques Hébert, 78, disappeared after he went into the forest near his home on chemin des Chalets in Berry, Quebec, on the evening of August 17, 2020, saying he would pick blueberries. He was described as a seasoned walker with forest survival experience, had hearing difficulties, and was wearing a dark blue Big Bill work shirt and pants, camouflage-style work boots, and brown prescription glasses.

The Sûreté du Québec mounted an extensive search that included police, volunteers, an equestrian team, divers, sniffer-dog handlers, a helicopter, all-terrain vehicles and drones; cabins and tents in the area were checked. Despite thousands of drone images and exhaustive ground and air searches, no trace of Hébert was found and the formal search was later suspended. The investigation remains open and authorities say they could resume if new information emerges.

If anyone was in the Berry woods around August 17, 2020, or remembers seeing a man matching Hébert’s description, can you share what you know?