57-year-old Ronald Mackenzio. Photo courtesy: Yellowknife RCMP.
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Missing 57-year-old man Ronald Mackenzio found, police say

Mike Gibbins
By Mike Gibbins

A 57-year-old man who was reported missing in Yellowknife Wednesday has been found.

Prior to being located, RCMP say Ronald Mackenzio hadn’t been seen since Monday night.

He was reported missing on Tuesday, a day after police said another man – Jordan Peter – was missing in the community.

RCMP want to thank residents for the role they played in finding Mackenzio.

Mike Gibbins
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