On February 20, 1993, 26-year-old William Steven Kacuiba disappeared after the ice gave way beneath his snowmobile on the North Saskatchewan River near Prince Albert, in the Steep Creek district of the Rural Municipality of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. He was wearing a black and yellow Ski-Doo jacket, black snowmobile pants that may have had a yellow stripe, black snowmobile mitts, and black boots when he went through the ice and neither he nor his machine were recovered.

Kacuiba was five feet nine inches tall, about 180 pounds, with brown hair and of Caucasian descent. He had a two-centimeter scar on the back of his left wrist and a one-and-a-half-centimeter scar across the backs of his second and third fingers on the same hand. Air and water searches were conducted after the incident but did not locate him.

The disappearance is recorded as a presumed tragedy and remains an active missing person investigation. Did anyone in the Prince Albert or Steep Creek area at the time see anything on February 20, 1993, that might help explain what happened that day?