Nova Scotia missing children search continues
Thursday, May 8, 2025, 3:21 pm
In northeastern Nova Scotia, police remain deep in the investigation into the disappearance of two young children. As search efforts are scaled back amid community pressure, volunteers urge the public to keep speculation in check while authorities strive to resolve this distressing case.
After calling off search and rescue teams for Jack, 4, and Lilly Sullivan, 6, police say they’re zeroing in on specific search areas and investigating possible criminal elements
Mounties must explain why they mentioned 'indigenous' and 'African Nova Scotians' before providing update on the search
A police investigation is continuing into the disappearance of two young children reported missing last week from their home in northeastern Nova Scotia.
A day after Nova Scotia RCMP announced it was scaling back the search for two missing children, the force's command centre in a rural Pictou County community has been packed up and search crews have left the area.
HALIFAX - A police investigation is continuing into the disappearance of two young children reported missing last week from their home in northeastern Nova Scotia.
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