OTTAWA, ONTARIO — Authorities and family members are urgently seeking the public’s assistance in locating 17-year-old Hannah Dunn, who has been missing for more than 30 hours, prompting growing concern for her safety.
Hannah was last seen in the Ottawa area and is believed to have left the Robert Smart Centre. Her current whereabouts remain unknown. Officials indicate she may still be in Ottawa, traveling elsewhere in Ontario, or potentially attempting to hitchhike. Due to her age and the length of time she has been missing, her family and authorities are deeply concerned for her well-being.
Family members have made a public appeal for help, asking community members to share information widely and assist in spreading awareness. They describe the situation as distressing and are hoping that increased visibility will help lead to her safe return.
Members of the public are being encouraged to share information across community networks, including Ottawa-based groups, Northern Ontario communities, neighbourhood watch pages, transit groups, and online marketplaces. Authorities emphasize that public awareness may be critical in locating Hannah.
Police have confirmed that the case is active. Anyone with information regarding Hannah Dunn’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Ottawa Police Service immediately. The investigation reference number provided is Case #26-166182, and Constable Lawn is listed as the investigating officer.
In addition, if sightings occur in the North Bay area, individuals are advised to contact the North Bay Police Service so information can be relayed directly to investigators.
Authorities strongly advise the public not to approach or attempt to intervene if Hannah is seen, but instead to contact police immediately with any relevant details.
As the search continues, Hannah’s family remains hopeful for her safe return and is relying on the public’s assistance during this critical time.
Every share, every report, and every observation may help bring clarity to her whereabouts and assist in ensuring her safety.