Missing Person Support & Investigation Assistance Across Canada
Helping Families Find Answers
Canada has been impacted by hundreds of unresolved missing person cases, including those connected to the Highway of Tears and the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S+). These tragedies have affected families and communities across generations and remind us that every person deserves to be found, remembered, and protected.
As a women-led organization, this issue hits close to home. We are guided by the belief that every child matters, every person matters, and every family deserves answers. Through our partnerships with Indigenous communities, advocacy groups, and organizations across Canada, we are committed to supporting efforts that bring answers, raise awareness, strengthen investigations, and help families navigate difficult circumstances.
How We Help
Sting works alongside families, Indigenous organizations, community groups, and law enforcement agencies to support missing person investigations and information-sharing efforts across Canada.
We can assist with:
Missing person case support and guidance Information gathering and documentation Sharing relevant information with law enforcement and partner organizations Community outreach and awareness initiatives Investigation support and referrals
Working Together
We believe that collaboration creates stronger outcomes.
We work hand-in-hand with:
• Families of missing loved ones
• Indigenous communities and organizations
• Community and advocacy groups
• Law enforcement agencies
• Private investigators and search partners
Together, we can help ensure that cases are not forgotten and that families continue to receive support.
Sponsored Private Investigator Training
We are committed to empowering individuals who want to make a difference in their communities.
Selected candidates may be eligible for sponsored training and mentorship opportunities to become licensed private investigators, helping build investigative capacity and support future missing person investigations across Canada.
