Salmo RCMP looking for woman last seen at Shambhala Music Festival

Salmo RCMP are seeking the public’s help locating a woman who was last seen at the Shambhala Music Festival. 

(Photo/ Salmo RCMP)

RCMP say 28-year old Kayla Boisvert was reported missing Tuesday. She was last seen at about 2 a.m. Monday at the Festival.

Boisvert is described as six feet tall with black hair in long blonde braids and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a blue head scarf, an oversized graphic T-shirt and multicoloured scarves. 

In a Facebook post, festival organizers said: “We appreciate the concern, support, and offers of assistance we have received from our community. Our team is working closely with the RCMP and all responding public safety agencies and continues to provide every assistance available to support the ongoing search.”

Anyone with information about Boisvert’s whereabouts is asked to contact Salmo RCMP at 250-357-2212.


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