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33 years since Michael Dunahee went missing on Vancouver Island

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It has been 33 years since four-year-old Michael Dunahee went missing from a playground in Victoria.

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Victoria police continue to work on the investigation and the case remains one of the largest missing person investigations in the country.

On March 24, 1991, at around 12:30 p.m., Michael went missing from the area of the Blanshard School playground with family members just a short distance away.

The area was quite busy at the time for a football game.

Hundreds of people, including volunteers and police, searched for the boy in the coming weeks and months, without any luck.

A few years ago, Victoria police created an online portal, hoping it would generate new leads in the search for Michael.

Michael’s family has turned their tragedy into a grassroots effort to protect other families.

The annual Michael Dunahee ‘Keep The Hope Alive’ walk/run has been a fixture in the community.

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This year’s walk is on Sunday and is a five-kilometre route through the neighbourhood of Esquimalt.

An online fundraiser has raised more than $1,690 which will go to Child Find BC.

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