It's now been more than two weeks since the disappearance of Greg Welstead, but Sunshine Coast RCMP are still hopeful he will be found.
The 56-year-old Gibsons man was last seen March 12. His car was found crashed into a tree on Reed Road, but Welstead was nowhere to be found.
RCMP say they were contacted earlier in the day - before Welstead was reported missing - by someone worried about his behaviour, which they described as "out of character." Since a massive ground search wrapped up on March 17, RCMP have completed a review of security video from the Langdale ferry terminal, but without finding any clues.
RCMP are asking anyone with any information to contact them at 604-885-2266 or CrimeStoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Welstead's friends and family have also established a Facebook page to aid in the search, it's called: "Missing Person Greg Welstead."
ICBC expanding language services
The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) boasts it will soon be able to offer language assistance for non-English speaking customers in 170 languages.
ICBC announced last week that by the fall of 2012, all 20 of its provincial driver licensing offices would be set up with a telephone-based translation service covering everything from Albanian to Yoruba.
In a press release, Finance Minister Kevin Falcon said the decision to increase translation services was made to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse population.
Notice of road construction
Motorists are advised of road construction in the area of McCourt Road andHighway 101, in the West Sechelt neighborhood.
Work is anticipated to beunderway from April 2 to May 2.
Motorists are asked to watch for and obey traffic controlsigns and personnel in all road construction zones.
For more information on road work in the McCourtRoad area, contract the District of Sechelt at 604-885-1986.
