‘This is a nightmare. We just want him home’

By: Mike Deal Posted: 1:41 PM CST Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016 Last Modified: 2:02 PM CST Sunday, Nov. 27, 2016

Collège Béliveau teacher Kevin Dilk, 50, was last seen in St. Boniface early on the morning of Nov. 23. On Sunday, Nov. 27, more than 200 volunteers joined a search party for Dilk, beginning in two locations along the train tracks at Thibault Street and the brush behind the Robin's coffee shop at Provencher Boulevard and Des Meurons Street along the Seine River.

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Collège Béliveau teacher Kevin Dilk, 50, was last seen in St. Boniface early on the morning of Nov. 23. On Sunday, Nov. 27, more than 200 volunteers joined a search party for Dilk, beginning in two locations along the train tracks at Thibault Street and the brush behind the Robin’s coffee shop at Provencher Boulevard and Des Meurons Street along the Seine River.

Dilk is described as Caucasian, 5’9″ tall, 160 pounds with short, greying brown hair, brown eyes and glasses. He may be wearing a black leather jacket, a button-up shirt, blue jeans, a black hat and black boots.

His niece, Ginger Dilk, expressed her gratitude for everyone who showed up in support of her uncle, who she said was an amazing person “full of love, full of caring, compassion.”