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Following extensive search and rescue efforts, police in Lethbridge, Alta., are asking for public assistance in locating a missing 20-year-old woman who hasn’t been seen since March. Justin Sibbet reports.

A Vancouver resident says she hit a roadblock after ordering a new smartphone from Rogers that never arrived. She turned to Consumer Matters reporter, Anne Drewa, for help and got results.

The husband of a Michigan woman missing in Bahamas has been released without charges. The man claims his wife disappeared after falling overboard from a small boat in the waters off the island nation. Cristian Benavides reports.

There’s a new update on the American woman who disappeared at sea in the Bahamas last month. Lynette Hooker was last seen with her husband, who says she fell overboard during an evening trip. Their sailboat is now in the hands of U.S. investigators.

Mar 9: Sarolta Saskiw takes a look at how serious the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women really is in Alberta. We meet a young aboriginal woman who is tired of being a victim and is on a mission to end the vicious cycle of women disappearing or being killed in her community.

At least nine people are hurt after a mass shooting in Minneapolis, MN over the weekend, some with serious injuries. Minneapolis police say gunfire erupted in front of a large crowd outside Reign nightclub Saturday night, and the victims are men and women ranging in age from 18 to 27.

An 82-year-old Alberta woman named Diane Cooper has gone missing and may be somewhere in Saskatchewan. She was last seen 11 days ago in Hoosier. RCMP say Cooper may be “disoriented and confused.” She is believed to be driving a grey Toyota C-HR XLE with Alberta license plate LVA978.

There’s a new development in the search for the American woman who disappeared in the Bahamas back in April. CBS news looks at video of a U.S. coast guard team searching for missing U.S. woman Lynette Hooker.

It’s been seven years since the 231 calls to justice were released from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit Individuals. But many advocates say not enough progress is being made to end the violence. Marney Blunt reports.

The London Police Service is investigating a mass casualty incident after a vehicle crashed through a brick wall and into a fitness class at Sherwood Forest Mall, injuring seven women, including the driver. As Kevin Gallagher reports it’s being investigated as a criminal act.

A man is charged with arson after a spree of fires at infill homes last fall. A Red Deer woman is angry and scared to learn she’ll have to wait 31 months for an MRI. The parents of girl killed by cardiac arrest get defibrillator installed in their rural Alberta town. A rural road in...

The Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters says some rural shelters are scrambling after finding out they’ll be losing funding in just over a month. And as Jasmine King reports, shelters are worried about the people that might get missed.

Winnipeg police say DNA tests have confirmed the death of a First Nations woman who disappeared more than two years ago.

Halifax police are searching for a missing newborn baby after officers responded to a hospital Friday night where a woman was found in life-threatening condition and appeared to have recently given birth. Authorities say four people are in custody for questioning as an ongoing search continues near Willett Street.

An American woman was swept out to sea Saturday after falling overboard during a dinghy trip with her husband in the Bahamas, authorities said.

Chilliwack’s mayor says one of his city’s most beloved murals will be repaired following an act of vandalism that has racist overtones. As Kristen Robinson reports, the image of a First Nations woman was damaged on the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

We’re learning more about the mysterious disappearance of a woman who came to Canada with her husband and children back in 2017. Police now believe she’s the victim of a homicide. Caryn Lieberman spoke with the woman’s brother at home in Afghanistan about fears the family had for her safety.

We’re learning more about the mysterious disappearance of a woman who came to Canada with her husband and children back in 2017. Police now believe she’s the victim of a homicide. Caryn Lieberman spoke with the woman’s brother at home in Afghanistan about fears the family had for her safety.

Peterborough marked Red Dress Day on Tuesday to raise awareness of missing and murdered Indigenous, women, girls and two-spirit people. Madeleine McColl reports:

Ki-Low-Na Friendship Centre held a Red Dress Day walk for murdered and missing Indigenous women. We joined them on the walk and learned what the day means.