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Our Missing Sisters (listed alphabetically) Shannon Alexander — Missing since September 6, 2008
Age: 17 Height: 5’9" Has a scar on her left knee. If you have any information about the whereabouts of Shannon please contact: Sûreté du Québec at 819.310.4141 or the Kitigan Zibi Police Department at 819.449.6000. Bea Kwaronihawi Barnes — Missing since January 5, 2010
Age: 17 Height: 5’5” (1.65m) Weight: 200lbs (90.7 kg) Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown At the time of her disappearance, Bea was wearing a beige and white checked coat and beige boots. Bea requires medication which she does not have with her. She may have been seen in the Chateauguay area. Anyone with information on the Bea’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Montreal Police Service at (514) 393-1133. All information will be treated confidentially. Amanda Sophia Bartlett — Missing since Summer 1997
Amanda Bartlett has been missing since 1997. Amanda lived in The Pas, Manitoba before moving to Winnipeg in 1996. She was last seen at a family member’s home in Winnipeg in the summer of 1997. She promised to return but has not been seen or heard from since. At the time of her disappearance, Amanda was 17 years old. Family members have contacted both the RCMP and Winnipeg Police Service, but are having a very difficult time finding answers or getting any information about what has happened to Amanda. Anyone with information is asked to contact the RCMP in The Pas at 204.627.6200, or contact the family: tickledberrys@hotmail.com. Danita BigEagle — Missing since February 11, 2007
Danita Faith BigEagle was born in Arcola, Saskatchewan on March 6, 1984. She is the mother of two children and she has five brothers and sisters. Danita has been missing since February 11, 2007. Danita’s mother, Dianne BigEagle, discovered that Danita has been seen at least three times since her disappearance: in Winnipeg at the Manwin Hotel, again in Winnipeg at an establishment on Broadway Place, and at the Coachman Hotel in Regina. Danita is 5’6”, 110 lbs. with brown eyes and black hair. False reports or rumours that Danita has been found circulate in communities and make searching harder for her family. Police and Danita’s family request that the public not remove Danita’s missing person poster. Dianne wants to let the public know that the search for Danita is still on. If you have any information regarding Danita’s disappearance, please call the Regina Police Service at 306.777.6500. Elizabeth Dorian — Missing since November 13, 1999
Elizabeth Dorian was born on December 15, 1954 in The Pas, Manitoba. She is a member of Opaskwayak Cree Nation. She has three children: two daughters and one son. Elizabeth lived her life to the fullest, despite the challenges that were thrown her way. Elizabeth has been missing since November 13, 1999. She was last seen in Pukatawagan, Manitoba at a fishing camp. Elizabeth started walking from Pukatawagan en route to The Pas but never reached her destination. Elizabeth is shown in the picture above with her late common-law husband, Paul Bignell, and two of her children, Elsie and Flynn. If you have any information on Elizabeth’s whereabouts, please contact Edna Bignell at: 204.546.2703. Pamela Holopainen — Missing since December 14, 2003
Height: 126 lbs. Hair: Brown The first tattoo is described as a web, located between the thumb and index finger. The second tattoo is of the initials “DI”.
Pamela has not been in contact with any of her family members or her two small children. This is completely out of character, and police strongly suspect foul play in her disappearance. Pamela was reported missing by a family member on December 31, 2003. She is of Inuit descent. If you have any information regarding Pamela’s disappearance, please contact the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) at 1.888.310.1122 or 705.329.6111. The OPP have stated that they presume Pamela is deceased. A reward of $50,000 is offered for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for her disappearance. Marie Jeanne Kreiser (née Saint Saveur) — Missing since Fall 1987
Marie Jeanne Kreiser was born on September 12, 1938 in Wabasca, Alberta to Pierre Saint Saveur and Adelaide Crow. Pierre was of Métis descent and Adelaide was a member of the Bigstone Cree Nation. As a girl she attended St. Martin's Residential School located on the Bigstone Cree Nation (Wabasca). Marie last resided in Slave Lake, Alberta. Marie is mother to Sharon, Arlene, Lorna, Brian and Gail. She was reported missing in the Fall of 1987 to the Edmonton Police as well as the RCMP detachment in Slave Lake. She is still missing. Tiffany Morrison — Missing since June 18, 2006
Tiffany Morrison is a Mohawk woman from the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory. Tiffany was 25 years old when she disappeared on June 18, 2006. Energetic and completely devoted to her daughter, Tiffany’s family knows that she would never disappear willingly. “She would never leave her daughter,” they say. “Someone knows something. Our hope depends on them coming forward.” Tiffany was last seen leaving a bar in the town of LaSalle, Québec. She shared a taxi back to Kahnawake with a man from the community. He has told police that she remained in the taxi after he was let out at his own house. Although taxi drivers are required to report their fares, they don't always do so. To date, the police have not been able to identify the taxi company or locate the driver. Tiffany’s bank account and credit card have not been used since that night. The Kahnawake Peacekeepers, the police force for the Kahnawake First Nation, is treating Tiffany’s disappearance as a criminal investigation. Anyone with information regarding Tiffany’s disappearance is asked to contact the Kahnawake Peacekeepers at 450.632.6505. Further information about Tiffany’s disappearance is available on Amnesty International Canada’s website at: http://www.amnesty.ca/campaigns/sisters_tiffany_morrison.php. Maisy Odjick — Missing since September 6, 2008  Age: 16 Height: 6 feet If you have any information about the whereabouts of Maisy please contact: Sûreté du Québec at 819.310.4141 or the Kitigan Zibi Police Department at 819.449.6000. Claudette Osborne — Missing since July 24, 2008
Support and awareness is growing in the Aboriginal and activist communities across Canada for the family of 22 year old Claudette Osborne who went missing this summer. Family and friends of the young mom held a vigil for Claudette on October 24, 2008 at the Winnipeg Legislative grounds. Hurt by some media reports of Claudette as a sex-trade worker, the family is determined that she is also acknowledged for her spirit, for being a sister, a friend, and a mother. Last spotted July 24, 2008, family members and Winnipeg police have been searching for her without success and no leads. The young mother of four children was last seen at the Lincoln Hotel at 1030 McPhillips Street around 2 a.m. Suffering from health issues, drug issues, and the loss of custody of her two-week old baby, the family is extremely worried about her well being. Claudette Osborne is Aboriginal, 5'4”, and has light brown hair, hazel green eyes and fair skin. She was last seen wearing black pin striped pants and a black v-necked t-shirt with a ruffled collar. The young mom was attempting to make changes in her life before she disappeared. The family is offering a $2,000 reward and asks that anyone with information about Claudette's whereabouts call police at 204.986.6250 or 204.986.6222. Emily Osmond (LaPlante) — Missing since September 9, 2007  Age: 78 Height: 5'3" Weight: 130 lbs. Hair Colour: Grey Eye Colour: Brown Distinguishing Features: Walks with a cane due to arthritis in her hip Last seen at residence North of Kawacatoose First Nation, Saskatchewan. Emily's disappearance is very unusual. Her vehicle and personal belongings including medication were left at her residence. She also had dogs at her acreage that she cared for that were left unattended. Searches of the area have failed to locate any sign of Emily Osmond. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Emily, please contact the Regina RCMP Historical Case Unit at 306.780.5582 or Myrna LaPlante at 306.281.9621 and myrnalaplante@hotmail.com. Delores "Lolly" Whiteman — Missing since 1987
Delores “Lolly” Marie Whiteman was born on May 12, 1945 on the Standing Buffalo Dakota First Nation in Saskatchewan. Her family members have not seen or heard from her since the early 1980s and her last known whereabouts was 1987 in Edmonton. Some family members recalled hearing rumours that Delores left to Vancouver, Toronto, or the Northwest Territories. Other family remembered that she told them she was with a man and was visiting “from California”. They have a photograph depicting Delores with two Caucasian children, and a small baby that appeared to be First Nations. One other relative has consistently stated he remembers hearing that she went to the Seattle area. This photo was taken in 1961, as part of a class photo when she attended the Lebret Indian Residential School. Delores is 5’4", near-sighted and would be over 60 years old now. Lisa Marie Young — Missing since June 30, 2002  Height: 5'4" Weight: 115 lbs. Hair colour: Long dark hair Eye colour: Brown Lisa Marie was 21 years old at the time of her disappearance. She was last seen in a burgundy Jaguar in the Jingle Pot area in Nanaimo, British Columbia. She was wearing a black skirt, a black top, high black boots, and a silver hooped necklace. Lisa Marie has a tattoo of a band of flowers with a heart in the middle on her right arm. There is a reward. If anyone has seen Lisa Marie or has any information as to her possible whereabouts please contact the RCMP in Nanaimo at 250.754.2345. Consent Form Are you interested in posting information about your missing loved one on the NWAC website? If so, please complete the consent form and return with photos to the attention of: Mallory Whiteduck Research Coordinator 1 Nicholas Street, 9th Floor Ottawa, ON K1N 7B7 Information can also be sent by fax to: 613.722.7687, but the original consent form must be mailed. |
