Kingston police say a 16-year-old who has gone missing several times has once again been located safely.
Const. Ash Gutheinz told Global News that Kayla Hartwick was found on Monday.
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He could not give any more details about how or where the teen was found.
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Hartwick was missing for over a month. She was last seen in Kingston on July 30.
The teen also disappeared for over a week in July, only to be found on July 12.
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