Antonio Augosto Madeira, 76, disappeared from his Toronto neighbourhood on the morning of Tuesday, July 12, 2022. A longtime resident of Oakwood‑Vaughan, he was last seen between 10:30 and 11:00 a.m. near Winona Drive and Mulberry Crescent while out on a routine walk. He was reportedly wearing a dark or black jacket, light khaki pants, white or light‑coloured shoes, and a baseball hat, and was carrying his wallet and keys. Antonio is five‑foot‑five with a thin build, tanned complexion, hazel eyes, balding short white hair, a full white beard and walks with a slight limp.

His son said doctors had warned there might be an onset of dementia. Family and volunteers mounted widespread searches, put up posters across the city’s west end and followed a few unconfirmed sightings around Bloor Street West and Dovercourt Road and near Yorkdale Shopping Centre. A K9 search traced a route from his home to a Beer Store he frequented and suggested he may have boarded a bus to a train station. The case remains open and the family continues to seek answers.

Was anyone in Oakwood‑Vaughan or downtown Toronto that July morning able to see Antonio or recall his route?