Ensuring no Missing Child Goes Unseen
“If you asked any person across this country, ‘If a child goes missing, would you help?’ I have yet to hear someone say no.” – Amanda Pick, CEO, Missing Children Society of Canada
Inter Pipeline is committed to supporting Indigenous communities throughout our operating areas. In recognition of National Indigenous Peoples Day, we dove deeper into missing children across Canada and the impact on these communities.
We are proud to be a longstanding supporter of Missing Children Society of Canada (MCSC) and their child search program, which helps find missing children and reunite families. Their vital MCSC rescu app allows police departments across Canada to reach members of the community whose eyes, ears and voices are critical in the search for a missing child.
Watch the video below to learn more
Together, we can make sure that no missing child goes unseen
Access MCSC rescu to see updated cases of missing children in Canada, leave a tip and sign up for SMS alerts. Join the search and download the MCSC rescu from your app store today.
Learn more about the MCSC rescu app here
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