MONTREAL ─ An Ontario family is urgently seeking assistance from the public in locating their 22-year-old son, Liam Toman, who vanished during a ski trip in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, approximately 70 days ago. Liam disappeared around 3 a.m. on February 2, after leaving a bar in the bustling ski village located north of Montreal, where he had enjoyed a night of dinner and drinks with friends.

According to family reports, the last sighting of Liam was captured on surveillance cameras as he was walking back towards his hotel. However, he never made it inside the establishment, raising concerns for his whereabouts. Since his disappearance, his parents and stepmother have been tirelessly searching for him, while the Quebec provincial police have conducted extensive searches utilizing both land resources and helicopters.

Kathleen Toman, Liam's mother, has emphasized the crowded nature of the Mont-Tremblant area, expressing hope that someone may have witnessed something that could provide vital clues to help trace her son. The family is appealing to the community, urging anyone who was in the Tremblant area during the time of Liam’s disappearance to review any camera footage they may have captured or to reach out to provincial police or Crime Stoppers if they recall seeing or hearing anything related to Liam Toman.

In addition, the family has established a dedicated website, liamtoman.com, where individuals can find photos and further information about Liam’s case. They believe that increased awareness and vigilance from the public could lead to crucial information regarding his fate.

The situation continues to draw attention as the family remains hopeful for a positive outcome. Their determination to find Liam Toman exemplifies an unwavering familial bond and the desperate hope for recovery as they navigate this challenging time. The family's efforts demonstrate a strong commitment to uncovering the truth and seeking resolution in the face of uncertainty.