CANADA Canada - Chun Sek Lam, 64, & Roy Tin Hou Lee, 43, Cypress Mountain, BC, 25 Dec 2016

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NSR release updated descriptions for snowshoers missing since Christmas
March 5, 2017

http://www.newstalk770.com/syn/112/...ptions-for-snowshoers-missing-since-christmas

 

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NSR release updated descriptions for snowshoers missing since Christmas
March 5, 2017

http://www.newstalk770.com/syn/112/...ptions-for-snowshoers-missing-since-christmas

 

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http://globalnews.ca/news/3391386/p...t-for-snowshoers-missing-since-christmas-day/

April 20, 2017 9:49 am

[h=1]Public asked to keep a look out for snowshoers missing since Christmas Day[/h]

Rescue crews have been searching for the pair from the air and the ground but so far they have not been sighted.

As the snow melts this spring, searchers are asking people to keep an eye out for clues about where the two men might be.

 

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North Shore Rescue not giving up on cold cases - NEWS 1130

North Shore Rescue crews spent their Sunday scouring the back-country, investigating a pair of cold cases.

Carl Couture went missing on Oct 31, 2017 after hiking in the Haynes Valley area. Snow-shoers Roy Lee and Chun Sek Lam went missing on Christmas Day in 2016 near Cypress.

 

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May 4, 2019 rbbm.
Family files petition to declare second missing Cypress Mountain snowshoer dead

Chun Sek Lam (left) and Roy Tin Hou Lee have been missing since a snowshoeing trip into the North Shore mountains in December 2016. The family of Lam has filed a petition asking the courts to declare him presumed dead. photo supplied

Fishing Spinners

''The family of a man who went missing on Cypress Mountain during a snowshoeing trip over two years ago has applied to the courts to have him declared presumed dead.

Chun Sek Lam, 64, and a friend, Roy Lee, 43, disappeared after going snowshoeing on Christmas Day in 2016. Neither of the men have been seen or heard from since.''

''According to searchers, the last time one of their cellphones “pinged” a local tower, it put them north of Mount Strachan, near St. Mark’s off the Howe Sound Crest Trail.

The search was eventually called off after about a week.

In May 2017, several items belonging to Lee and Lam, including a boot, snowshoe and an iPhone were found in the Capilano Reservoir area. That prompted an extensive search of nearby creeks, including use of an underwater camera. But nothing further was found.''