Two Missing Persons in B.C.: Zayn Johnston and Kevin Danais

Two Missing Persons in B.C.: Zayn Johnston and Kevin Danais

By: Shane Lambert
Original publication date: August 24th, 2026

Important: These are developing missing-person mysteries. Details can therefore change quickly as police receive new information, witnesses come forward, or people are located. Information in this article should therefore be treated as current as of August 24, 2026. Check the linked police and news sources for the latest developments.

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Zayn Johnston: Missing After Boarding a Bus in Chilliwack

Zayn Johnston, 13, is among the people currently being sought in British Columbia. According to police, Johnston was last seen in Chilliwack on August 6, when he boarded a public transit bus. Investigators believe he may be in the Langley area, where he is known to spend time.

Police are asking the public to provide any information that could help establish Johnston's whereabouts. The B.C. RCMP newsroom is the appropriate source for official updates as the investigation develops. This is the landing page for his case as of August 24th, 2026.

Kevin Danais: Fort St. John Case May Extend Into Alberta

Kevin Danais, 29, was reported missing to Fort St. John RCMP on August 21 after his family became concerned about his well-being. Police say his family has not spoken with him in more than a week. Using August 21st as the reference point, that would make Kevin's last communication around August 14th.

Investigators have received information suggesting Danais may be in Grande Prairie, Alberta. Police are asking anyone with information about Danais or his whereabouts to come forward. The B.C. RCMP is publishing information about the case as it becomes available. This is the landing page for his case.

Fresh B.C. Missing-Person Mysteries

Both cases are developing investigations, meaning seemingly small details can become important as new information emerges. Locations, sightings, travel information and other circumstances may change as investigators establish timelines.

For that reason, these cases should not be treated as solved mysteries or as evidence of foul play unless police make such a determination. Anyone with credible information should contact police rather than relying on speculation or unverified social-media posts.