Sam Benastick was reported missing on Oct. 19 after not returning from a trip to the back country of British Columbia in Canada, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in British Columbia.

A hiker has miraculously been found alive more than a month after he vanished in the Canadian wilderness. Sam Benastick, 20, had set off on a 10-day camping trip to Redfern-Keily Park in the ...

British Columbia In from the cold Inside the massive search for Sam Benastick and his unlikely rescue after 50 days in the northern B.C. wilderness Andrea Woo The Globe and Mail Pink Mountain, B.C ...

Missing hiker Sam Benastick, 20, was found alive after spending 50 days in Canada's frigid wilderness. Morning clouds lift off the snow covered summit of Mount Lafayette as the sun hits the ...

Paramedic Jim Barnes was reported missing the same day as Sam Benastick, who was recently found alive after surviving nearly seven weeks in the wild.

Hiker Sam Benastick was found by two men on Tuesday after spending more than a month in the snowy British Columbia wilderness.

They recognized him as the lost hiker Sam Benastick, who had been reported missing more than a month ago, on October 19, according to the Northern Rockies Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).

Sam Benastick, 20, who was lost in the Canadian wilderness for more than a month has been found alive.

After 50 days in the mountains of British Columbia’s Redfern-Keily Provincial Park and long after rescuers had abandoned their search efforts, Sam Benastick, a hiker, was found alive.

An inn owner who spoke to Sam Benastick says the 20-year-old told him he got lost after being chased by a wolf.