Family Renewing Search for Ontario Man Missing in Quebec
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Volunteer teams and search dogs will return to Mont-Tremblant 21 months after Liam Toman disappeared during a ski trip.
The family of Liam Toman, an Ontario man who vanished during a ski trip in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, is organizing a renewed search effort this weekend. According to CityNews Toronto, Toman disappeared on Feb. 2, 2025, while traveling with friends.
Volunteer teams and trained search-and-rescue dog units are scheduled to conduct a ground search this Saturday and Sunday. The effort comes 21 months after Toman first went missing. CityNews Toronto reports that Toman's wallet was discovered in a nearby parking lot one month after his disappearance, and authorities have not ruled out the possibility of criminal activity.
In addition to the physical search, Toman's parents are collaborating with forensics analysts, the community, and police. The family has introduced a blue wristband campaign to maintain public awareness and continues to offer a $50,000 reward for information that leads to Toman's location.