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Dan Lemay was declared dead after search parties could not locate the missing snowmobiler. (Jason Dyck/Facebook) Article continues below advertisement ↴ A southern Manitoba family can rest easy knowing their missing love one's remains have been found. Dan LeMay, a 50-year-old man, went missing during a snowmobile ride on February 21 near Lake Eleanor. At the time, he called in saying he was lost. Droves of people joined the search over the course of two days, but RCMP declared LeMay dead after believing he fell through the water. “When we saw the evidence of where he had likely gon...

Firefighters from Chicopee, Fitchburg given awards for search for missing children, rescue of woman from fire during Massachusetts Firefighter of the Year awards Updated Mar 08, 2021; Facebook Share The ceremony, usually held with a live in-person audience, was virtual in 2021 amid the COVID pandemic. “We’ve asked a lot of our public safety professionals over the last year, day after day, they showed up time and time again to do their jobs and keep us safe,” said Gov. Charlie Baker. “The brave men and women who run into burning buildings, jump into icy waters, pull people from burnin...

The search for Dan Lemay ended Tuesday evening. (Jason Dyck/Facebook) Article continues below advertisement ↴ A man from Grunthal is both grief-stricken and thankful to have answers after the disappearance of his brother earlier this week. A snowmobile rider and father named Dan LeMay went missing in Whiteshell Provincial Park on Sunday and was presumed deceased by RCMP when search crews found sled tracks leading to a hole in the ice on Eleanor Lake near where he is thought to have been. While Dan's body has not yet been found or identified, his brother, Wayne LeMay, says he has a...

A day after the RCMP called off a search for a missing snowmobiler, his brother is remembering him and thanking everyone for their support.

Article continues below advertisement ↴ A snowmobile rider from Grunthal has now been lost in Whiteshell Provincial Park for two consecutive nights and search efforts are increasing in their intensity. 50-year-old Danny Lemay left Pinewood Lodge near Dorothy Lake Sunday evening to retrieve a sled that broke down earlier that day. During his mission, he became disoriented and attempted to head back before locating his damaged sled. His last contact with anyone was a cellphone call made at 9:30 PM, at which point he declared himself lost and estimated he was roughly ten minutes away from ...