Tag: Shambhala Music Festival

Kayla Boisvert grateful to searchers after being found safe

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Kayla Boisvert is thanking B.C. paramedics, hospital staff, search-and-rescue crews and community members who helped during the search after she went missing near the Shambhala Music Festival.

Shambhala enforcement nets dozens of impaired drivers

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Despite having fewer enforcement resources this year, B.C. Highway Patrol still removed over 50 suspected impaired drivers from the road during this year's Shambhala Music Festival. 

UPDATED: Missing Shambhala attendee Kayla Boisvert located safe

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Missing 28-year-old Kayla Boisvert has been located safe.

Salmo RCMP looking for woman last seen at Shambhala Music Festival

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

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