UPDATE: Kayla Boisvert of Trenton has been found safe after going missing in BC earlier this week.
The Instagram page kaylaboisvertismissing reported the news Friday morning, noting the Hastings-Quinte Paramedic is safe and the family is asking privacy at this time.
Salmo RCMP confirmed that the 28-year-old female, who was reported missing on Tuesday from the Shambhala Music Festival has been located safe.
RCMP officials thank the public and media for their assistance and the valuable tips that helped advance this investigation.
They also extend sincere appreciation to Search and Rescue and partner agencies for their dedicated support and efforts throughout.
To respect the privacy of Boisvert and her family, RCMP say no further details will be released.
Boisvert had been missing from the festival near the Lower Mainland community since Monday.
ORIGINAL STORY
There has been a reported sighting of a missing woman from the Quinte region out west.
Kayla Boisvert, who works as a paramedic with hastings quinte paramedics, was reported missing on Tuesday, in Salmo, BC after having last been seen Monday around 2:15 a.m. at the Shambhala Music Festival.
Salmo RCMP stated investigators received a tip about a sighting of Boisvert around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, and photos have been released to update the public on her latest clothing description.
CBC News reported the missing woman had placed two calls to her twin sister Dianna that went unanswered before her phone stopped responding and she was reported missing.
Boisvert is described as 28-years-old, standing six feet tall, with black hair in long blonde braids and brown eyes.
A Go Fund Me to send family members out west to assist in the search raised $20,000 before donations were stopped.
BC police and RCMP officials continue the search today.
