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MCSC Child Search Network endorsed by CACP
The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) has officially endorsed the Missing Children Society of Canada’s (MCSC) Child Search Network to help support the police and expedite missing children investigations in Canada
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Durham Regional Police Service supports MCSC rescu
Durham Regional Police Service supports the MCSC rescu app in their community. The app is free to download in the Durham Region on Apple and Android Devices.
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Kawartha Lakes challenges the community to help missing children return home safe
Kawartha Lakes, together with their first responders are proud to be the first municipality in Ontario to endorse the Child Search Network and the MCSC rescu app. They are encouraging all members of their community to download the app to help missing children get home safely.
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A mother's 30-year search for her missing daughter
While dozens of commuters swerved to avoid five baby ducks and their mother frantically shepherding them across the highway, I pulled over and sobbed. It wasn’t the thought of how close I had come to wiping out this little family; it was the bravery and determination of the mother that hit me so hard. She could have flown up to safety, but she risked her life to protect her babies. That’s what mothers are supposed to do. That's what I was supposed to do.
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MCSC & Toronto Police Service are working together to help find our most vulnerable
Introducing the MCSC rescu App to the Toronto area! This collaboration aims to amplify the search and spread awareness far and wide. Together, we can leverage the strength of our community as valuable eyes and ears for the police, becoming a powerful voice for the missing.
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MCSC PROUD TO PARTNER WITH OPP TO LOCATE MISSING CHILDREN
Public Encouraged to Register for Child Search Alerts using MCSC rescu
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WestJet & MCSC Celebrate Their Partnership
Since 2007, WestJet has partnered with Missing Children Society of Canada to aid in the search for missing children and help return them to a safe environment.
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$50,000 Reward Announced in Disappearance of Nicole Morin
Toronto Police announced a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to the location of Nicole Morin, who was eight years old when she vanished from her Etobicoke apartment building 40 years ago.
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