A search operation in the Grande-Digue area of New Brunswick that continued Wednesday afternoon and throughout Thursday was called off Thursday night. RCMP have not yet indicated whether they plan to resume the search on Friday.
there RCMP Danielle Robichaud remembers being last seen on the shore on Martin Street in Grande-Digue on Wednesday around 1:30 p.m.
Daniel Robichaud is believed to have skied Shediac Island and the Grande-Digue region. He never came home
Police indicate.
RCMP on Thursday released a photo of Danielle Robichaud, who has been missing since Wednesday evening in Grande-Digue.
Photo: Courtesy
His family is worried about him, they add.
Daniel Robichaud is 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) tall and weighs approximately 75 kg (165 lb). He has light brown eyes and gray hair. He is bearded gray and well-trimmed. He was last seen wearing a burnt orange winter coat and black snow pants and protective gear including white hockey shin guards, white hockey shoulder pads and a black hockey helmet.
Daniel Robichaud went skiing in Grande-Digue on Wednesday. Since then he has been missing.
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A major research activity
Beausoleil Fire Chief Daniel Desroches explains that his team received a call from the RCMP on Wednesday evening about a missing person.
Beausoleil Fire Chief Daniel Desroches received a call from the RCMP on Wednesday evening.
Photo: Radio-Canada / Frederick Camarano
There was a windsurfer in Grande-Digue Bay, and his girlfriend was looking forward to it, but he didn't come back, so we searched.
The fireman says.
The Joint Rescue Coordination Center in Halifax delivered the Cormoran helicopter late Wednesday. An RCMP helicopter later took over, and the search was called off around 10:30 a.m. before resuming Thursday morning.
Several emergency services participated in a search and rescue operation in Grande-Digue on Wednesday evening.
Photo: Radio-Canada
On Thursday, searches were conducted in Shediac Bay, Shediac Island and Shediac River.
By midday, the search had moved into the Cap-des-Caises cave, where authorities specifically deployed a drone.
An all-terrain vehicle patrols the bay.
Photo: Radio-Canada
Firefighters from the Cognac Fire Department, staff from the Joint Rescue Operations Coordination Center, and members of the Air Force RCMP and ground search and rescue teams assisted in the search.
A helicopter flew over Shediac Bay in the Grande-Digue region on Wednesday evening.
Photo: Courtesy/Liz Cormier Landry
Hope fades
Daniel Desroches admits that the more time passes, the more difficult it is to keep the faith. It's disappointing, very disappointing.
But we hope to find it
Trusts the fireman.
Daniel Robichaud's wife, Rachel Strugnell, attended the search Thursday.
Photo: Radio-Canada
Daniel Robichaud's wife, Rachel Strugnell, was in shock Thursday afternoon.
There is a fact that it does not feel good to see him again
She said with great emotion.
The mercury in the region was -3°C on Thursday.
With information by Rachel Gauvin, Frederic Cammarano and Louis-Philippe LeBlanc
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