Missing hiker found after surviving more than a month in Canada’s snowy wilderness
Hiker Sam Benastick was found by two men on Tuesday after spending more than a month in the snowy British Columbia wilderness.
Missing hiker found alive after more than five weeks in wilderness
Experienced hiker Sam Benastick was reported missing 19 October in a rugged, remote part of Canada
Hiker found after weeks in B.C. wilderness
A missing hiker has been found alive and is recovering in hospital after spending more than five weeks in the remote wilderness of northeastern B.C.
Missing hiker found alive after more than a month in Canada
Sam Benastick from British Columbia was reported missing on October 19 after he failed to return from a 10-day fishing trip. Search and rescue volunteers and the hiker's family said his safe return was nothing short of miraculous.
Missing hiker found after more than a month in B.C. wilderness
A Kamloops man who went missing in the remote northern Rocky Mountains was found alive, 50 days after he was last seen. Travis Prasad reports.
Hiker missing in freezing B.C. wilderness for more than five weeks is found alive
Police say a hiker who was reported missing more than five weeks ago amid frigid conditions in northern British Columbia has been found alive.
Hiker Missing For 50 Days in Northern British Columbia Wilderness Found Alive
When Sam Benastick left home on October 17, he planned on camping in Redfern-Keily park for 10 days. After five weeks lost in a vast area, he's been found. The post Hiker Missing For 50 Days in Northern British Columbia Wilderness Found Alive first appeared on The Inertia.
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