Luke Joseph Joly-Durocher was 20 when he disappeared after a night out in North Bay, Ontario. On March 4, 2011 he spent the evening at an apartment on Sherbrooke Street, was captured on surveillance near Cecil’s Bar just before midnight and was denied entry. Friends went into the bar; video shows Luke leaving alone. Two days later his parents reported him missing.

At the Sherbrooke Street apartment police found his dark navy American Eagle jacket, prescription eyeglasses and mobile phone. Phone records show his last communication was a text to his father at 8:51 p.m. asking for a ride home the next day. A $20 withdrawal that same day was the last activity on his bank account; his bank card was found in a snowbank on the 500 block of Sherbrooke Street on March 15.

Investigators later confirmed a later sighting: an employee at Shooter’s Bar in the Voyager Inn recalled seeing Luke socializing around 3:00 a.m. on March 5, and he reportedly left after getting a ride from at least one patron. Police believe foul play may be involved and the North Bay Police Service and Ontario Provincial Police continue to investigate. A reward of up to $50,000 is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

If anyone in North Bay that night remembers seeing Luke or knows who gave him a ride, please come forward with information.