Unsolved Case Files Canada
  • Location
    Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland Northwest Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Québec Saskatchewan Yukon Territory
  • Files
    Cold Cases Famous Cases File Status Memorials MMIWG Rewards Trending
  • Information
    About Contact Submit a Case Submit a Tip
  • My Acount
  • Donate
Trending: Marilyn Bergeron

Unsupported Browser! This website will offer limited functionality in this browser. We only support the recent versions of major browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari, and Brave.

UCF #104200214

Mysterious disappearance of Luke Joly-Durocher


Luke Joly-Durocher
At the time of his disappearance Joly-Durocher was wearing dark-colored zip up sweater, black jeans, grey t-shirt.

Luke Joly-Durocher

North Bay, Ontario — Luke Joly-Durocher is from Temiscaming, Quebec, but was in North Bay in the District of Nipissing on March 4, 2011 visiting with friends. He was staying at an apartment at 683 Sherbrooke Street.

Joly-Durocher and his friends attended Cecil's Eatery and Beer Society shortly before midnight on March 4 and Joly-Durocher was denied entry due to his level of intoxication. His friends remained at the bar without him. Joly-Durocher was last seen on video being denied entry to the bar and leaving westbound on Main Street.

It is believed that he returned to the apartment apartment as his coat was later located there, along with his cell phone and glasses. His debit card was later located in a snowbank down the street.

The North Bay Police in conjunction with the assistance from two Quebec-based police services were in Temiscaming on June 13, 2022 searching for leads. "As this is an active investigation, we cannot provide further details at this time." said David Woolley, corporate communications officer with the North Bay Police Service.

Physical Description

Date of Birth: June 28, 1990.

Age at Time of Disappearance: 20 years old.

Height and Weight at Time of Disappearance: 173cm or 5'8"; 68kg or 150 lbs.

Distinguishing Characteristics: Male; white; black, short and curly; brown eyes.

Distinguishing Marks/Features: Slender/thin build. Scar on right forearm. His right forearm is thinner than his left.

Also In Ontario: Reward Doubled 20 Years After Murders Of Windsor Mother And Son

At the time of his disappearance Joly-Durocher was wearing dark-colored zip up sweater, black jeans, grey t-shirt with a purple logo on the lower left side, a studded belt - black in the front, purple around the waist, and dark-colored shoes with green stitching.

If you have any information about this case, please contact North Bay Police Service at 705-497-5555.

4 + 9 = ?
Danielle Banbury
Danielle Banbury
Contributor
Subscribe

Subscribe to Unsolved Case Files Canada to receive new stories, news releases and updates


Byron Carr
SPOTLIGHT
Byron Carr

November 11, 1988, which was the beginning of a long Remembrance Day weekend, Byron Carr was found dead in the bedroom. Evidence at the scene indicated his death followed a sexual encounter with another male.
Charlottetown, PEI

Make a Donation

We Need Your Support

Please help us keep raising awareness of unsolved cases! Your contribution, no matter how big or small, makes a big difference towards families finding answers.

Make a Donation

Donate securely with Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, JCB, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and more

If a case comes that somebody does know something, is $25,000 enough for them to actually come forward? Maybe not. For me that is just a placeholder for...

Heather

The disappearance of Ryan Shtuka

Kelly Jane Evelyn Cook
MOST-READ
Kelly Evelyn Cook

In 1981, 15-year-old Kelly Evelyn Cook vanished after getting a phone call from a man using the name Bill Christensen, who said he wanted a babysitter. Decades have come and gone, but still, Kelly's death remains a mystery.
Standard, Alberta

More Cases  →

©2026 Unsolved Case Files Canada. Some rights reserved. Not funded by and/or affiliated with a government agency. Anyone with tips or information about unsolved cases is urged contact Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-222-8477.

  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Cookie Policy
  • My Account
  • File Status
  • Rewards
  • Send Us a Message
  • Follow Us On X
  • Search
Unsolved Case Files Canada