No sign of missing man six days after last sighting

RCMP and Search and Rescue are continuing their search Tuesday for missing tourist Paul Tayes.

There have been no clues to the 56 year old’s disapperance.

He was last seen at Kokanee Creek Park Wednesday morning.

Sergeant Leanne Tuchsherer says it’s very frustrating for everyone.


She adds it’s possible he had a medical event or a bear attacked him but there is nothing to suggest that.

She says it’s unlikely he swam in the lake because it’s cold and his canoe is still on his vehicle.

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