13 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,S eptem ber 2,2021 insidehalton.com 905-469-3232 • 1459 Nottinghill Gate, Oakville delmanor.com Retirement Living located in the heart of Oakville. In-person tours now available. Limited-Time Incentive Leave a deposit and receive two months complimentary on select suites.* *Conditions apply We Would Like to Thank Everyone Who Came Out to Support Our Second Annual CRANK CLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENT Canadian Down Syndrome Society In support of Over the last year and a half, we have all learned to navigate the global pandemic, displayed empathy and care, along with an unwavering commitment to help change lives and fuel collective hope. This event on August 14th helped in this regard. Through your support we recognize that the future is bright, and we are determined to work together to continue to inspire Canadians to #SeeTheAbility Kate White, Director of Development Canadian Down Syndrome Society Visit their website at: https://cdss.ca/ Thank You to our Sponsors: • Kit and Ace • PARfect Swing Oakville • Goodale Miller Team • MLSE • McCabe's Promotional Advertising • Bet99 • North American Crating • Gropper Professional Corporation • Surf Beni • Deerfield Golf Club The body of an elderly boater who went missing in Lake Ontario in Oakville late last week has been found. Robert Wyles, 80 -- described as an experi- enced boat from Durham Region -- was discovered by a boater in the vicinity of Bronte Harbour Tues- day morning (Aug. 31). Wyles' unoccupied ves- sel was discovered last Thursday evening while Halton Regional Police Ser- vice's Marine Unit was as- sisting another boater dur- ing the storm. After boarding the boat and finding it unoccupied, officers joined with numer- ous rescue agencies from neighbouring Hamilton and Mississauga in an ex- tensive search that was fi- nally curtailed after rough- ly 40 hours. At that point it became a missing person's case. The boat discovered by police had been purchased earlier in the day. Wyles was seen leaving Bronte Harbour alone in the boat. The six-day search in- volved multiple police ma- rine units from several mu- nicipalities with coasts along Lake Ontario. Units like Peel Regional and Po- lice Hamilton Police as well as the military's Joint Res- cue Coordination Centre from Canadian Forces Base Trenton. "HRPS would like to ex- tend our sincerest condo- lences to the family and friends of Mr. Wyles and thank the public for their assistance in the search," read an HRPS press re- lease. NEWS BOATER'S BODY FOUND IN LAKE ONTARIO MANSOOR TANWEER mtanweer@metroland.com Robert Wyles was found in Lake Ontario Tuesday after being missing since last week. HRPS photo