The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed that the bodies of three men have been recovered from the debris, while a fourth man remains missing. The mudslide tore through steep, rain-soaked terrain, carrying mud, rock, and debris downslope with little warning. What remains is not a static site, but a constantly shifting one—thick mud, unstable rock, and saturated soil that continues to pose danger long after the initial collapse.
Search crews recovered the first body on Wednesday, followed by two more on Thursday. Each recovery came at considerable risk. Lisa Lapointe acknowledged the findings in a statement, emphasizing that responders were operating in Continue reading…
