The daughter of a man missing after taking a walk along the Coquitlam River remains hopeful her dad will be found alive four days after he disappeared.
Multiple homes are seen surrounded by debris left by flooding from torrential rain from an atmospheric river weather system in Deep Cove in North Vancouver, on Tuesday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns
Jessica Belding says her family is “distraught” that 59-year-old Robert Belding is missing after walking his brother’s dog near the Metro Vancouver river on Sunday. Coquitlam was one of the hardest hit areas as an atmospheric river weather system rolled over southern B.C., bringing more than 250 millimetres of rain between Friday and Sunday.
She says her dad enjoys the outdoors and she’s hopeful he has managed to stay conscious and wasn’t hurt too badly.
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