Michael Pettigrew (Photo provided by South Bruce Ontario Provincial Police)Police are trying to verify the well-being of a young man missing in Bruce County.
22-year-old Michael Pettigrew was last seen around 9pm Friday night, leaving an address on Inglis Crescent in the former Carrick Township, west of Clifford and south of Mildmay.
Pettigrew was last seen wearing a plaid hoodie shirt, cargo shorts, work boots and a baseball cap.
South Bruce OPP say he has ties to the Arthur, Fergus and Orangeville areas.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers.
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