RCMP release more details in disappearance of Michael Kitchener, last seen on Hwy 16

Prince Rupert man, Michael Kitchener, 21 years old, was last seen on Oct. 22. running eastbound on Highway 16. On Oct. 26, RCMP is requesting more information from the public. (Photo: Supplied)
RCMP have issued a new photo of Kitchener, updating information as it is supplied

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