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Police seek missing woman

RCMP are asking for help in locating a missing care home resident.

The 51 year old First Nations woman was reported missing just before ten last Saturday.

Juliana Throne was a resident of Stonehaven Place and hadn’t indicated to her caregiver where she was going.

Friends and family have not heard from her and a search of the locations where she is believed to frequent has not turned up any clues as to her whereabouts.

She suffers from medical conditions which require medication which she doesn’t have with her.

Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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