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Australian hiker missing in Canadian wilderness after boyfriend's body found Australian hiker missing in Canadian wilderness after boyfriend's body found
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Sophie Dowsley set off for bushwalk near Vancouver nearly two weeks ago but searchers have been unable to find her
Australian Associated Press
Thu 20 Jul 2017 01.05 BST
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The family of a Melbourne woman who went missing with her boyfriend in the Canadian wilderness nearly two weeks ago are living a “nightmare” not knowing if she’s alive or dead.The family of a Melbourne woman who went missing with her boyfriend in the Canadian wilderness nearly two weeks ago are living a “nightmare” not knowing if she’s alive or dead.
Sophie Dowsley, 34, and her partner Gregory Tiffin, 44, set off for a day hike three hours east of Vancouver nearly two weeks ago.Sophie Dowsley, 34, and her partner Gregory Tiffin, 44, set off for a day hike three hours east of Vancouver nearly two weeks ago.
Global News has reported crews have confirmed they found Tiffin’s body on Tuesday but were still searching for Dowsley.Global News has reported crews have confirmed they found Tiffin’s body on Tuesday but were still searching for Dowsley.
“All search resources remain engaged as we continue to look for the missing woman,” said Cpl Mike Rail of the Upper Fraser Valley regional district.“All search resources remain engaged as we continue to look for the missing woman,” said Cpl Mike Rail of the Upper Fraser Valley regional district.
“[Royal Canadian Mounted Police] remain in close contact with the victim’s and missing woman’s families.”“[Royal Canadian Mounted Police] remain in close contact with the victim’s and missing woman’s families.”
The pair was hiking at Statlu Lake near Chehalis, between the communities of Mission and Harrison Hot Springs.The pair was hiking at Statlu Lake near Chehalis, between the communities of Mission and Harrison Hot Springs.
“The area that the search is being conducted in, it’s very treacherous, dangerous mountain terrain,” said Rail.“The area that the search is being conducted in, it’s very treacherous, dangerous mountain terrain,” said Rail.
Members of Dowsley’s family have flown to Canada and her father, Peter, said they just wanted answers.Members of Dowsley’s family have flown to Canada and her father, Peter, said they just wanted answers.
“It’s the worst – actually the worst possible nightmare that you can imagine,” he said.“It’s the worst – actually the worst possible nightmare that you can imagine,” he said.
“We just need to know. It’s just the not knowing. It’s just the sitting there and just not knowing.”“We just need to know. It’s just the not knowing. It’s just the sitting there and just not knowing.”
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