UPDATED: Missing Nelson man found safe

Updated Story: Feb. 19, 2026:

Police have successfully located 27-year old Silas MacCreadie, who was reported missing Tuesday afternoon.

Original Storr: Feb. 18, 2026:

The Nelson Police Department wants your help finding a missing man.

Silas MacCreadie, 27, of Nelson, hasn’t been seen since Feb. 10 at the North Shore Inn.

He’s six feet tall, a little under 200 pounds, with dark brown hair and brown eyes. Police say a description of the clothing he was last known to be wearing is expected tomorrow.

Police are asking anyone who sees MacCreadie to call them immediately at 250-354-3919.


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