Missing: From Hants County Nova Scotia

The West Hants RCMP Detachment is requesting the public’s help in locating 43-year-old Adrian Lalancette, who was last seen on June 19, 2026

West Hants RCMP Seek Public Assistance in Locating Missing 43-Year-Old Man

Country Air Radio – Community Bulletin (Substack)
File #: 2026-850377

The West Hants RCMP Detachment is requesting the public’s help in locating 43-year-old Adrian Lalancette, who was last seen on June 19 in the Lunenburg and Annapolis counties area. He may currently be in the West Hants region.

Authorities are asking residents across Nova Scotia to remain observant and to share this information respectfully within their communities.

Description of Adrian Lalancette

Adrian Lalancette is described as:

• Height: 5’11”

• Weight: approximately 190 lbs

• Hair: light brown, worn in a bun

• Facial hair: greying beard

• Eyes: hazel

Distinctive identifying features include:

• Scarring on his back

• “Lalancette” tattoo

• Tattoos on both elbows

  • One elbow features a word that reads the same forward and backward (a palindrome-style tattoo)

  • One elbow has a “6” tattoo

  • The other has a “9” tattoo

No clothing description is currently available.

Vehicle Information

Lalancette is believed to be driving:

• An older model blue Toyota Corolla

• Nova Scotia licence plate: GVT 217

• Vehicle has front-end damage

• May have a Canadian flag attached

Public Safety Request

The West Hants RCMP emphasize that if you see this individual, do not approach him.

Instead, contact authorities immediately with any information that may assist in locating him.

How to Report Information

If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Adrian Lalancette, please contact:

• West Hants RCMP Detachment: 902-798-2207

To remain anonymous, you can also contact:

• Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers: 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)

• Submit a secure tip online at: www.crimestoppers.ns.ca

• Use the P3 Tips App

Community Note

When someone goes missing, the impact extends far beyond the individual—it affects families, friends, and entire communities. Sharing accurate information responsibly can make a meaningful difference in locating someone safely.

Country Air Radio encourages readers to share this bulletin respectfully and avoid speculation.

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