BREAKING: Saskatoon police say a woman and her seven-year-old son who were reported missing last month have been found safe in Oregon.
Investigators say arrangements are being made with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to have Dawn Walker and the boy brought back to Canada.
Both are “safe and well” and were found in Oregon City, a community on the southern edge of Portland. Police allege that the woman and her son “illegally entered the United States” and she will meet with investigators in Saskatoon “pending any legal action by U.S. authorities.”Her red Ford F-150 truck and personal belongings were later found at Chief Whitecap Park, near the South Saskatchewan River just south of the city, leading to concerns for her and her child’s safety.
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