Canadian bushwalker still missing in NSW A CANADIAN national who disappeared while bushwalking in Kosciuszko National Park in NSW is still missing. Prabhdeep Srawn set out for a bushwalk on May 13 and hasn't been heard from since. The 25-year-old man's rental car was found that same day, abandoned at Charlotte Pass ski village, on the slopes of Mount Kosciuszko. A team of 28 from NSW Police Force, Australian Federal Police, Victoria Police, State Emergency Service (SES) and National Parks and Wildlife Service resumed a search for Mr Srawn at 7.30am (AEST) on Sunday. That search has now concluded due to the onset of darkness in the area. It will re-commence at first-light on Monday. Police are treating the operation as a "search and rescue."