Members of several First Nations searching for missing man in Thunder Bay, Ont.

Plea to missing Webequie man: ‘Let us know you’re OK’

THUNDER BAY — In a ballroom at the Superior Inn, Destiny Rae broke from a plea for help in the search for Kelsey Anderson to deliver a message directly to her missing boyfriend: Please call.

Family appeals for help to find missing Webequie First Nation man

The search continues for Webequie's Kelsey Anderson, who was last seen in Thunder Bay on May 9

Members of several First Nations searching for missing man in Thunder Bay, Ont.

Destiny Rae says she’s not leaving Thunder Bay, Ont., until she finds her partner, Kelsey Anderson, who was last seen in the northwestern Ontario city nearly two weeks ago. Anderson was last seen May 9 at Old Navy at the Thunder Centre shopping area and has not been heard from since. His disappearance comes just weeks after 23-year-old Ashlynn Bottle and 25-year-old Nodin Skunk of Mishkeegogamang First Nation were reported missing in Thunder Bay.

Plea to missing Webequie man: 'Let us know you’re OK'

Kelsey Anderson was last seen on Saturday, May 9, at a store in the Thunder Centre retail area.