Quebec provincial police (SQ) have cancelled an Amber Alert for two missing toddlers from Sutton shortly after it was issued on Thursday afternoon.
In a news release sent just after 1;30 p.m., police said the pair were found safe and sound in New Brunswick.
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Police had said the toddlers, aged three and one, were allegedly abducted on Wednesday.
Sutton is located about 110 kilometres southeast of Montreal.
Police said they had been looking for a 33-year-old woman in connection with the children’s disappearance.
The SQ said the investigation is ongoing and more details will follow.
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