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Man missing since March of 2020 was a victim of homicide: Police

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Police in Nanaimo say a man who'd been missing since March of 2020 was the victim of homicide.

They say 32 year old Sidney Mantee's family in Saskatchewan contacted police last October, saying it was out of character for him not to contact them so long.

Constable Gary O'Brien says in May, RCMP officers searched Diver Lake and a park in Nanaimo, as well as an apartment where Mantee had lived.

Another search of the waters off the city was done this past weekend. He could not say if anyone has been arrested or how the Indigenous man died.

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