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Prince Albert Daily Herald Campaign running in 20 communities across three provinces until May 23 The Prince Albert Police service is hoping that digital billboards will help uncover new leads in a handful of unsolved missing persons cases. The police service is funding a billboard campaign across Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba in an effort to generate new information into long-term missing persons investigations and raise awareness about Missing and Murdered Indigenous People from the local community. From May 10 until May 23, more than 20 communities will see digital billboard ads inc...

Marilyn Stone wipes away tears as she grips a picture of her deceased aunt. She wants no other family to go through what her family went through, she said. Stone was among a number of participants in a stand of solidarity in Prince Albert, coinciding with national “Red Dress Day”—a day to raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. “It’s just not fair. There are so many beautiful people missing in our communities and we need to find them. We need to not forget,” she said. “They’re all somebody’s child, mother, or sister.”