By Chad Harris

Barriere family of four now reported located by family friends

Apr 18, 2016 | 4:02 PM

BARRIERE, B.C. — The search for a Barriere mother and her three children has come to a happy ending.

Just before 5 o’clock a family friend of Angela Clarke – and Barriere Search and Rescue reported the family’s vehicle got stuck in snow but that all four are safe and accounted for – after spending the night in a remote cabin.

However, RCMP haven’t confirmed that information and say they haven’t spoken to the family. 36-year old Angela Clarke her 12-year old daughter Nadia – 10-year old daughter Mckayah – and 9-year old son Brodie reportedly headed out on a cycling trip to East Barriere lake on Saturday.

They were expected to return that same afternoon, but never did. Today police located the family’s car near East Barriere lake.

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The family is described as:

Angela CLARKE

• Caucasian female
• 36 yrs old
• 5’4″
• 160 lbs.
• Black hair

 Nadia CLARKE

• 12 yrs old
• Caucasian female
• 5’3″
• 90lbs
• Blonde hair

 Mckayah CLARKE

• 10 yrs old
• Caucasian female
• 5’0″
• 75lbs
• red hair

 Brodie CLARKE

• 9 years old
• Caucasian male
• 4′ 0″
• 65lbs
• dark brown hair