CANADA Kenneth (Justin) MacDonald, 34, last seen on July 7 at 11 p.m. at the Irving Gas Station at 183 Commercial Street in North Sydney, NS

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Police say they later found his vehicle, a blue Kia Forte, with the licence plate FYZ-715, approximately 25 kilometres in the Ormand Crescent area of Mira Road in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.​

MacDonald is five feet nine inches tall and weighs about 240 pounds. He has sandy blonde hair and blue eyes.​

Police are looking to speak with anyone who was travelling on Highway 125 between exits 1 and 5 between midnight and 3 a.m. on Monday, July 8.​

Kenneth (Justin) MacDonald, 34, was last seen on July 7 at 11 p.m. at the Irving Gas Station at 183 Commercial Street in North Sydney, where he was spotted on store video.

 

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'Somebody out there knows what happened to Justin': Dozens search for missing Cape Breton man

Dozens of people joined a search for a missing Cape Breton man near a highway exit on Monday morning.

atlantic.ctvnews.ca

 

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'A living hell': Parents of Cape Breton man plead for information after disappearance declared a homicide

Ken and Peggy MacDonald have been out searching every day - all 141 days - since their son, Justin MacDonald, disappeared back in the summer.

atlantic.ctvnews.ca

 

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Justin MacDonald's father, Ken MacDonald, said he and a volunteer found his son's remains on Monday. Justin MacDonald disappeared in July 2024. His case is considered a homicide

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/justin-macdonald-human-remains-found-1.7545982

 

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Closes this chapter.

They already had three people charged with a variety of offences with regards to his disappearance.

 

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May 28, 2025 #crime #news #novascotia
The family of Justin MacDonald says the search is finally over. The 34-year-old has been missing since July and police declared his case a homicide in November. His father Ken MacDonald says he found his son's human remains, while out searching in Cape Breton on Monday. The CBC's Kyle Moore reports, but a warning some details in this story may be disturbing to some viewers.

 

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I'm glad they were able to find their son. Now justice can be brought to those who brought him harm.