A paramedic has vanished from a festival after she disappeared from her friends in the early hours of the morning.
Kayla Boisvert has been reported missing after attending a four-day music festival with her pals.
The 28-year-old did not return to her scheduled meeting point with her friends and also missed her flight home.
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The 6ft tall music lover was last seen on 27 Jul around 2:15am, as reported by Need To Know.
Reports state that the last text sent by Kayla came around 3am at the 2026 Shambhala Music Festival near Salmo, British Columbia.
The paramedic has not been seen or heard from since and did not board her return flight back to Ontario, Canada.
She was reported missing on 28 Jul with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police launching a plea for any information on her.
As an avid festival goer, the 28-year-old always meets back up with the group at their scheduled meeting points.
Not returning to this area, accompanied by the missed flight, has her loved ones worried sick – describing it as ‘very out of character’ for Kayla.
Shambhala Music Festival has also launched an appeal to help find her, revealing they are assisting the investigation.
Kayla has been described as 6ft tall, around 160 lbs, with brown eyes and lock braided black hair.
She was last seen wearing a blue head scarf and an oversized graphic T-shirt with multi-coloured scarves.
A spokesperson for Salmo RCMP said: “Salmo RCMP is seeking public assistance in locating Kayla Boisvert, who was reported missing on July 28, 2026
“Kayla Boisvert was last seen on July 27, 2026 around 2:15 a.m. at the Shambhala Music Festival.
“Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Kayla Boisvert is urged to contact Salmo RCMP at 250-357-2212.”
A spokesperson for Shambhala Music Festival said: “Shambhala Music Festival is assisting with the ongoing search for a missing festival guest, Kayla.
“We appreciate the concern, support, and offers of assistance we have received from our community.
“Our team is working closely with the RCMP and all responding public safety agencies and continues to provide every assistance available to support the ongoing search.
“If you have any information that may assist, please contact the Shambhala SOS Line immediately at 1-778-724-1119, extension 1, so it can be shared with the appropriate authorities.
“Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.”
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