Canada's Nameless

Home
Canada's Nameless

In Canada, there are approximately 245 sets of unidentified remains who have died without a name and with no one to bury them.

Exposure is the key to solving many of these cases so this project aims to raise awareness for forgotten Canadians.

17/08/2023

IDENTIFIED: Neveah Tucker

Rosedale Jane Doe was identified as Neveah Tucker on 29th of June 2023. She was identified using genetic genealogy and her mother was contacted by Toronto police about her identification. She was four years old at the time of her death. Her birth date being 18 May 2017.

03/01/2023

Prior to added safety features, Bloor John Doe died in Toronto on the Don Valley Parkway. To this day Bloor John Doe remains unidentified.

If you or anyone you know is struggling with mental health please reach out to the Crisis Text Line by texting HOME to 686868.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about Bloor John Doe at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

01/11/2022

On March 24, 2004 a man collapsed on Powell Street, Vancouver, British Columbia near Oppenheimer Park. He was pronounced dead upon arrival at hospital. To this day Vancouver John Doe remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about Vancouver John Doe at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

03/10/2022

A young woman is found in a secluded location in 2006 near the Darlington Nuclear Plant in Bowmanville, Ontario. For years she was believed to be caucasian or Indigenous but new information from genetic genealogy identify her as mixed African and Southeast Asian, with potential ties to the Caribbean. Even with new advances and discoveries, Bowmanville Jane Doe remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about Bowmanville Jane Doe at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

01/09/2022

A foot belonging to Prince Albert John Doe was found west of the North Saskatchewan River fork. It was determined that Prince Albert John Doe would have been big-boned and athletic. The shoes he was wearing were Blitz brand, only sold at SAAN department stores between 1886 and 1889. To this day he remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

A special thanks to the Prince Albert Historical Society on Facebook for their time, information, and pictures.

Learn more about Prince Albert John Doe at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

01/08/2022

Georges Bank Jane Doe was found in the Atlantic Ocean off of Newfoundland and Labrador on July 22, 1991. Very little is known about her. To this day the Georges Bank Jane Doe remains unidentified.
Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about Georges Bank Jane Doe at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

27/07/2022

On May 2, 2022, a young girl was found in a wealthy area of Toronto, Ontario. Police believe she was left between April 28th and May 2nd but she may have died even earlier than summer 2021. Currently, there has been no DNA matches and Rosedale Jane Doe remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this girl is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about Rosedale Jane Doe at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

25/07/2022

In 1991, a man was found who had been stabbed 127 times in a dump in Cartierville, Québec. Was this a crime of passion or part of organized crime? To this day Cartierville John Doe remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this man at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

24/07/2022

A case that riveted Canadians: a seven week manhunt in Yukon, a man with a large sum of Canadian and American money, five small pearls, and seven golden dental pieces that did not belong to him; Albert Johnson "The Mad Trapper" still remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this man at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

22/07/2022

Two newborn twin girls were found in Allison Lake Provincial Park in British Columbia. Very little is known about them but a heartbroken community wants answers. To this day they remain unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes these babies is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about these children at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

22/07/2022

A woman was found in the waters near Amherstburg, Ontario in 1966. She has numerous past surgical scars but to this day she remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this woman at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

21/07/2022

In 2004 a man's body was found near the Halifax International Airport. Police suspect he wasn't from Halifax but his identity remains a mystery.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this man at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

20/07/2022

Seven years ago, in the Rivière des Prairies, Laval, Québec a woman's body was found. Very little information is available about her and to this day she remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this woman at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

19/07/2022

On September 15th, 2013, a man's remains were found in near Highway 40 in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park in Alberta. To this day he remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this man at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

18/07/2022

On May 18th, 1995 a woman's skeletal remains were found at the now demolished site of Robertson Motors in Toronto. To this day she remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this woman at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

17/07/2022

On June 12, 1991 a woman was found below the Pattulo Bridge in the Fraser River in New Westminster, British Colombia. To this day New Westminster Jane Doe has not been identified.

Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this woman at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

16/07/2022

Isotope analysis has brought out information about Conception Bay John Doe (Newfoundland) that may have otherwise remained unknown. He is estimated to have been between age 33-42 at the time of his death and to have moved to Conception Bay from Southern Ontario, Southern Quebec, or Northeastern United States. None of this information has yet lead to his identity.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this man at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

15/07/2022

On June 3, 2001 a woman was found in the area of the parking lot of Allen Memorial Institute, Montréal, Québec. She wore scrubs like the employees but no records of her working at this location or being checked in to this location exists. To this day Madame Victoria remains unidentified.

Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this woman at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

14/07/2022

Wrapped in a baby blanket with a green frog embroidered on it was Baby Albion John Doe. Baby Albion was found at Birch Hill Free Church of Scotland in Mount Albion, PEI. The community pulled together to lay him to rest but the question of his true identity still remains.

Anyone who knows anything about Baby Albion or the identities of his family is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this baby at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

13/07/2022

Within view of the Trans-Canada Highway a woman was discovered in Banff National Park. Banff Jane Doe, as she would become known as, has been unidentified for 42 years.

Anyone who recognizes this woman is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this woman at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

12/07/2022

It is uncommon for a John Doe to have so many names. Grand Rapids John Doe took a bus in Manitoba under the name of Dung, checked into a motel under the name Deuong Cheron, and had a prescription bottle with the name Sang Dae Park on it. None of these names led to his true identity.

Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this man at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

12/07/2022

Saskatoon Jane Doe is the oldest unidentified person in Canada. She is estimated to have died between 1920-1924 in a town called Sutherland (now part of Saskatoon).

Investigators want anyone who recognizes this woman, possibly from old family photos, to reach out to CrimeStoppers.

Learn more about this woman at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

12/07/2022

On July 10th, 1988 a man's body was found in the Otonabee River in Peterborough, Ontario near Lock 19. To this day Peterborough John Doe has never been identified.
Anyone who recognizes this man is encouraged to reach out to CrimeStoppers.
Learn more about this man at canadasnameless.com
Or on Instagram

Address

Website

http://canadasnameless.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Canada's Nameless posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Canada's Nameless:

Shortcuts

Address
Alerts
Contact The Business
Claim ownership or report listing
Want your business to be the top-listed Media Company?

Country:

City:

17/08/2023

03/01/2023

01/11/2022

03/10/2022

01/09/2022

01/08/2022

27/07/2022

25/07/2022

24/07/2022

22/07/2022

22/07/2022

21/07/2022

20/07/2022

19/07/2022

18/07/2022

17/07/2022

16/07/2022

15/07/2022

14/07/2022

13/07/2022

12/07/2022

12/07/2022

12/07/2022

Address

Website

Alerts

Contact The Business

Shortcuts

Share