6 month old Xiao Feng Lu and his mother, Jian Ping Li, 42, disappeared April 30, 2014 from their home on Sabourin Crescent in Brossard, Quebec, Canada. Hong Hui Lu says he last saw his wife and youngest child at home at 9:40 am that day. When he returned home at 2:30 pm no one was home and the back door was unlocked. Jian Ping Li's car was still at the residence, however she left without her purse, wallet, credit card, cell phone, money, as well as the diaper bag, the strolle

On the 29th of October, 1985, Jonathan MOLINA, 3 years old, was last known to be in a vehicle found on the White Bear First Nation near Carlyle, SK. On the 1st of October, 1986, the skeletal remains of MOLINA's mother and infant sibling were found in close proximity to the vehicle. Searches for Jonathan MOLINA were unsuccessful in locating him.

Brothers Thomas (12) and Charles (11) Ombash went missing from Pelican Lake Residential School on October 5, 1956. It is presumed they left the school in an attempt to return to their home in Cat Lake, Ontario. They never made it home and their family has never heard from them.

Are you Cindy Lou McLane? There is a strong possibility she was abducted on September 9, 1958, while playing outside of her Willow River, British Columbia home.

Lori Poland was abducted by a stranger in broad daylight from her front yard in front of neighbours, friends, and her brother in August of 1983. She was driven 25 miles away and left to die in an abandoned outhouse, but she survived and was reunited with her family. Lori's story shows us that stranger abductions can happen quickly and even with witnesses, the child may never be found. But the information they have is invaluable and in Lori's case, helped locate her abductor q

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.

Even though Sebastien Metivier was only eight years old when he went missing on November 1, 1984, police thought he had runaway. Maybe it was because a twelve-year-old boy, Wilton Lubin, went missing with him. The dozens of calls police received from people saying they had seen the boys, only reinforced their runaway theory. But when Wilton's body was found was found in the St. Lawrence River, near Ile Charron in the early morning of December 2, 1984, the runaway theory was p

On Saturday morning, May 11, 1991, six-year-old Yannick Fortin was last seen playing alone in the backyard of the family home, which overlooks the Saint-Maurice River. The family cat, who followed Yannick around wherever he went, went missing at the same time. Yannick's father, Adrien Fortin, surmised that the cat may have been drinking out of the river and Yannick may have fallen in trying to pick the cat up.

On January 20, 1983, I made it home for lunch and Tania did not. Tania Marie Murrell was only 6 when she went missing walking home from school.

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!

On July 1, 1957, 47-year-old Cecilia Payash, and her eight-year-old son, Leo Payash, were last seen walking along the railway line from Red Lake to Morgan, Ontario. They have not been seen or heard from since.

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

In March of 2001, 11-year-old Bethany Markowski went on only her second unsupervised visit with her father, Larry, and was never seen again.

There are 7 children missing long term in Maine - the oldest case is Robert Desmond from 1964 and Ayla Reynolds went missing in 2011.

21 month old Bette-Jean Masters went missing from Red Lake, BC in 1960. It is possible she may be living somewhere without knowing her past.

In July 2002 Evelyn Hernandez's partial remains were found floating in the San Francisco Bay clad in a maternity top. Her sons are missing.

On April 7, 1974, ten-year-old Leigh Savoie, left his home on State Road, carrying his shoeshine kit. He has never been seen again.

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