Ontario Canada police expand missing and unidentified persons database
The Ontario Provincial Police Web site houses the Missing Persons and Unidentified Bodies/Remains database, which is searchable by blocks of years. The Unidentified Persons database is a collection of photographs. The Missing Persons List includes images and personal information. It is organized by date but doesn’t appear to be searchable by name.
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This is a good step in finding and solving missing person cases. Expananding the database should have happened before, but atleast it has been done.