Patrick "Paddy" Paddon has been missing long term from the Upper Stewiacke/Burnside area of Colchester County, Nova Scotia, Canada, since November 29, 1969, when he went hunting with his father and uncle. An extensive search turned up nothing. Where is Paddy?

Deep Dive Article Number 2 in Kenley Matheson s disappearance about Kirsten Tomilson's statements in Missing Kenley. Did she enter Kenley's room and see his nap sack there, before Kayrene and Mike, entered his room to find his nap sack missing?

This post is the second in a series where I will highlight the long-term missing children from each province and territory in Canada. 8 children remain missing in the province of New Brunswick, Canada. Please share this post. Awareness is one of the most powerful tools we have to help bring these long term missing children home.

This post marks the beginning of a series where I will highlight the long-term missing children from each province and territory, starting with Newfoundland and Labrador. In this post, I’ll share the key details about the 7 children missing from this province to raise awareness and keep their stories alive. Because there are so many cases to cover, it will take time to research and write more in-depth profiles for each child. Those longer posts will come in the future

We the Missing is the only place where every single name of a child missing long term in Canada is being gathered and stored in one central location. If you’ve ever tried to find a full list of Canada’s long-term missing children and come up empty, you’re not alone. That’s why We the Missing exists. Because these children still matter, and their stories still need to be told.

Across Canada, over 250 children under the age of 18 have been missing for more than a year. They are who become called the long-term missing — children whose disappearances have stretched beyond the first search efforts, beyond the news cycle, and far beyond what any family should ever have to endure. Learn how you can help bring them home!

Explore the unsolved mysteries of missing children in Nova Scotia. Delve into cold cases of children, unraveling the mysteries that haunt the province.

A deep dive into the bank transactions made on Kenley Matheson's account on September 20 and 21, 1992, part of the deep dive series.

The following timeline of Kenley Matheson's disappearance contains CONFIRMED facts (before investigative information gathered by the police)

Kenley Matheson went missing from Acadia University in Wolfville on September 21, 1992. His family is desperate to find him.

14-year-old Madison Roy Boudreau was last seen on May 11, 2021. Police have ruled her case a homicide.

13-year-old Jeffrey Murray went missing from Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada on 23 January 1986 around 10:30pm.

When 6-year-old Howard Newell went missing from Little River Harbour, Nova Scotia, the search for the little boy made national news and...

At around 8:40pm on July 2, 1975, Michelle Wedge's older brother heard his seven-year-old sister leave the family home. She never returned.

In a world where information is at our fingertips and news stories are relayed to us while they unfold, it is hard to focus on just one,...

Dylan Norman John Ehler had just turned 3 years old on April 16, 2020, one month after Nova Scotia had completely shut down due to COVID 19.