A person is still missing after a vehicle plunged into the Squamish River in the early hours of June 14.
The Sea to Sky General Investigation Section (GIS) said the vehicle was recovered on Saturday, marking a “significant step in the ongoing investigation.”
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At the time of the incident, four people were reported to be in the vehicle. Three of the occupants have been accounted for, while one passenger remains missing, police said.
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The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the collision remains active.
RCMP has not released the missing person’s identity, but he was previously identified as 24-year-old Navdeep Sidhu from Surrey.
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