Lindsey Nicholls

• Family, police renew campaign to find B.C. woman who disappeared 30 years ago

  Lindsey Nicholls disappeared under "mysterious circumstances" on Aug. 2, 1993, according to Comox Valley RCMP. She was just 14 years old at the time.

  Canada

  Jul 15, 2023
  
• Canadian police chiefs back new tool to help find missing kids

  After more than a decade of hard work, a tool created by the Missing Children Society of Canada has received support from police chiefs across the country.

  News

  Feb 26, 2021
  
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• Grieving B.C. mother puts up three billboards in connection with daughter’s disappearance

  Judy Peterson put up three billboards in the Comox Valley today to draw attention to the case of her missing daughter.

  Crime

  Jul 5, 2018
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• Excavation on rural Comox Valley property linked to 23-year-old missing person’s case

  The investigation of a 23-year-old missing person's case involving a 14-year-old Comox, B.C. girl continues based on a tip from the public.

  Canada

  Aug 18, 2016
• UPDATE: DNA index for the missing gets royal assent

  Judy Peterson’s decade-long campaign for a national DNA-based Missing Persons Index has finally succeeded, with royal assent for what is widely known as Lindsey’s Law.

  Jan 20, 2015
• Can you help solve the disappearance of Lindsey Nicholls?

  Nicholls was last seen on Aug. 2, 1993 when she left her house in the 3300-block of Royston Road, walking towards Highway 19-A.

  Oct 17, 2014
• 16×9: Putting a name to human remains

  A database model used in B.C. could be instrumental in solving dozens, even hundreds, of missing persons cases in Canada.

  Consumer

  Oct 16, 2014