Search underway for missing Ontario man in Mont-Tremblant
Family organizes spring search this weekend for Liam Toman, missing since February 2025. Volunteers and rescue dogs are combing the terrain.
The family of Liam Toman is taking part in a spring search operation in Mont-Tremblant this weekend, more than a year after the Ontario man disappeared during a ski trip in Quebec. The effort represents one more chapter in a case that has gripped his family and community.
Toman vanished in February 2025 while skiing in Mont-Tremblant. In March, his wallet was found in a nearby parking lot—a clue that raised questions but provided no answers. Since then, his family has organized periodic search operations, enlisting volunteers and SARCAN K9, a specialized search-and-rescue unit with trained canine teams.
This weekend's search began Saturday and continued Sunday with fresh teams and dogs working the terrain. Beyond the physical search, the family is also launching a blue wristband campaign, asking people to wear the bracelets as a visible sign of support and solidarity. The wristbands serve as reminders that Liam is still missing and still needs to be found.
For anyone with information about Liam's whereabouts or the circumstances of his disappearance, police ask that you contact them immediately. For those in the Laurentian region, the search continues—and the family's determination to bring Liam home hasn't wavered.