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Search ongoing for missing Cowichan Valley woman last seen in January: RCMP
Police say numerous leads have not produced progress, and they remain concerned for the 34-year-old Indigenous woman’s health and well-being.
- North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP are renewing their public appeal for information regarding Rosemarie Harry, who has been missing from the Cowichan Valley since Jan. 28, 2026.
- Family members report that it is out of character for Harry to remain out of contact, with cousin Christina Tinoco stating in March that searching for her had become her "other full-time job."
- Police remain concerned for Harry's health and well-being; she is a 34-year-old Indigenous woman, five feet tall, weighing 141 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
- Since she was reported missing on Feb. 4, investigators have followed up on numerous leads; the public is urged to contact North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP at 250-748-5522 or Crime Stoppers.
- Keith Harry, a relative of the missing woman, described her as friendly and kind, noting she would always help others as the family continues to await updates on her whereabouts.
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RCMP continue search for Duncan's Rosmarie Harry
Last seen on Jan. 28
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