MEADOW LAKE, Sask. – A boy who went missing at a Saskatchewan provincial park has been located. Dillon Rigby, 12, was last seen Tuesday evening at Meadow Lake provincial park.
He had left a cabin at Greig Lake where he was staying with family.
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Meadow Lake Mounties were called in around 8:40 that evening to assist in locating Rigby.
Mounties say Rigby was located alive and well by someone boating on the lake.
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He has been examined by paramedics and is reported to be doing good.
Rigby has been returned to his family.
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