Dwayne Walter Lavallee, 21, was last seen on September 22, 2018, in Ebb and Flow First Nation after gassing up his vehicle at a local store. He is described as six feet two inches tall, about 200 pounds, with a small cross tattoo on his left hand and the words can’t stop tattooed on his right arm. A few days after he was last seen, his vehicle was found abandoned at the end of a dead-end road north of Ste. Rose du Lac, about 40 kilometres west of the last sighting on Provincial Road 276.

Searches have been extensive and ongoing: RCMP search and rescue and police dog services, the Civilian Air Search and Rescue Association, the Office of the Fire Commissioner and community volunteers have all taken part, but no trace of Dwayne has been found. Investigators have interviewed more than 80 people and the family continues to organise marches and searches while asking the public for any detail that might help.

If anyone was in Ebb and Flow, the Provincial Road 276 area, or north of Ste. Rose du Lac around September 22, 2018, can you offer information that could help bring Dwayne home?