Search continues for missing Canadian hiker in Snowy Mountains Police have not given up hope of finding a bushwalker alive who's been missing for two weeks. Canadian national Prabhdeep Srawn set out on May 13 and hasn't been heard from since. The 25-year-old's rental car was found that same day, abandoned at Charlotte Pass ski village, on the slopes of Mount Kosciuszko. The search, which resumed on Sunday morning, involves police alpine specialists, the NSW State Emergency Services, Australian Federal Police and Victoria Police. An AFP helicopter and the Westpac Life Saver helicopter are also involved. Police say they will be focusing on the northwestern side of the main range, including Hennels Ridge, Mt Townsend and the Snowy River towards Guthega, while other teams focus on the western face of Mount Kosciuszko. Police say the operation is being treated as a "search and rescue." The search will continue until darkness falls and is expected to resume on Monday if Mr Srawn is still not found.