Canadian missing children program

This index contains DNA profiles voluntarily submitted by close relatives of the missing person. These profiles are used to:. This index contains DNA profiles from found human remains, which are compared to all other indices. Missing from: Brampton, Ontario, Canada. Missing from: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Missing from: New Liskeard, Ontario, Canada. Missing from: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Missing from: Port Perry, Ontario, Canada.

Missing from: Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada. Missing from: Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada. Missing from: Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Missing from: North Bay, Ontario, Canada. Missing from: Cape Croker, Ontario, Canada. Missing from: Caledon, Ontario, Canada. This page contains links to websites owned and operated by third parties.

These links are provided for your information and convenience only and are not an endorsement by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection of the content of such linked websites or third parties. For example, all provinces have agreements with broadcasting associations. To find out the criteria for your province, please contact your local police service.

In , the Canadian Ministry of the Solicitor General of Canada announced a multi-faceted program to help police investigate missing children cases in Canada.

One component of the program was the establishment of the Missing Children's Registry which was officially opened by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in August of A training course on techniques to identify and intercept missing children was then developed and implemented. Collectively, the partnership that forms "Our Missing Children" provides a unique and powerful force in locating and recovering missing children.

Together, the departments identify, intercept and recover missing children. To accomplish this objective they:.