RCMP in northern B.C. said on Saturday that a missing mother and her one-month-old son have been located safely.
Fort St. John RCMP said a 31-year-old mother and her infant son were reported missing on July 16 — but they haven’t been seen since a week earlier on July 9.
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Cpl. Brett Urano, an RCMP spokesperson, said the mother was in contact with her family by phone since July 9, but had not been seen in person.
In an update on Saturday afternoon, Fort St. John RCMP said the pair had been located.
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