"Almost once a month for almost a year, Kathleen Toman has left her home in Balsam Lake, Ont., for Mont-Tremblant, Que. This weekend, she'll make the 500-kilometre trip again, meeting her ex-husband, Chris Toman, there. Together, they'll try again to find anyone or anything that could help locate their son, Liam. Anything that would've happened might be a small clue, Kathleen said in an interview. A selfie, an awkward encounter, a bit of small talk no detail is too small."
"On Friday, Jan. 31, 2025, Liam, 22, and two friends, Kyle Lemmings and Colin Warnock, hit the road for a long-anticipated ski weekend. As they rounded the last bend before Tremblant, the five-hour drive from Whitby, Ont., paid off. Mont Tremblant is one of Quebec's top tourist destinations. It just opens up, and then there's the hill with all the cabins on the side of it,"
Kathleen and Chris Toman travel regularly from Balsam Lake, Ont., to Mont-Tremblant, Que., searching for their son. Liam Gabriel Toman, 22, disappeared from the Mont-Tremblant ski resort in the early hours of Feb. 2, 2025. He had gone to the resort with friends Kyle Lemmings and Colin Warnock, driving from Whitby, Ont., and checked into the Tour des Voyageurs II. The group skied, had pizza and visited bars including Lucille's and Le P'tit Caribou; Lemmings left around 11 p.m., and Warnock texted Liam after 2 a.m. with no response. The parents repeatedly find small new details but have no explanation for the disappearance.
Read at www.cbc.ca
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