Nanaimo RCMP ask for help finding man who hasn’t been seen in a week

Nanaimo RCMP are asking the public for help locating a man who has been missing for a week. 

Forty-five-year-old Robert Silva was last seen on Nov. 27. Police said it is out of character for him not to contact his family. 

He is described as Indigenous, five feet 10 inches tall and about 160 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. 

Nanaimo RCMP asks anyone with information to contact its non-emergency line. 

Tyler Hay
Tyler Hay
Tyler has been back and forth between Vancouver Island and Alberta during his career in journalism. He first joined Vista Radio in Lethbridge, Alberta after working as an editor in Ladysmith and Parksville. Now he is back on the Island to settle and is based out of Nanaimo writing about local politics. When not writing, he is busy sailing, riding motorcycles and fixing things in his shop.

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