VERMILION, Alta. – A missing Osler, Sask. man has been found by authorities in Vermilion, Alta.
Police say they found Daniel Ruskin, 31, on Sunday just outside the community shortly after 7 p.m.
His family has since been notified.
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RCMP remained tight-lipped about how Ruskin wound up in Alberta and why.
The Osler man was last in touch with his wife at around 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, but he failed to return home from work in the nearby community of Hague.
It was believed Ruskin was in the Martensville area at one point, but police shifted their search further west to Edmonton on Sunday afternoon.
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