An extensive land search has been called off for a woman with dual Canadian and New Zealand citizenship who disappeared from her home on a remote island in Canada three days ago.

Shilanne Stedmances, 22, was last seen at her home on Eagle Cliff Road, on Bowen Island, on Monday. Source: Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Shilanne Stedmances, 22, was last seen leaving her home on Eagle Cliff Road, on Bowen Island, at 9pm on Monday, November 4 (6.30pm Tuesday NZT), the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a statement.



Divers and Royal Canadian Mounted Police boats will be used to search a specific area today.

Ms Stedmances is said to have told her family she loved them before leaving the home without her phone or wallet, according to Daily Mail Australia.

A friend of Ms Stedmances, Rachel Sinclair, said that she had lived in New Zealand for several years before returning to the island in 2017.

Shilanne Stedmances is said to have told her family she loved them before leaving the home without her phone or wallet. Source: Royal Canadian Mounted Police

She said friends and family were extremely concerned for her wellbeing as she had been battling mental health problems.

"She is not herself right now, she is not in a stable place, she's not in her correct mindset," Ms Sinclair told Daily Mail Australia.

"It is extremely heartbreaking for us all whom are close with her and have watched her struggle."