Police in Surrey, British Columbia, are urgently seeking the public's help to locate a 94-year-old woman who has been missing since Sunday morning.
Details of the Disappearance
Ann Scheepbouwer was last seen on the morning of January 18, 2026. The Surrey detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) released her description and a plea for information on the following day, January 19.
Authorities have not released specific details about where in Surrey she was last seen or what she was wearing. The police handout indicates they are treating her disappearance as a serious matter due to her age and potential vulnerability.
Community and Police Response
The Surrey RCMP is leading the search and investigation into Scheepbouwer's whereabouts. They are asking residents, particularly in the Surrey area, to check their properties, including outbuildings, garages, and vehicles.
Police are also urging anyone with home security cameras or doorbell cameras to review their footage from the morning of Sunday, January 18, for any sign of the missing senior.
How the Public Can Assist
Anyone with information on Ann Scheepbouwer's location is asked to contact the Surrey RCMP immediately. The police have provided their non-emergency line for tips. In an emergency or if she is seen, the public should call 911.
The disappearance of an elderly person is always a high-priority event for law enforcement. Time is often a critical factor, and community vigilance can play a decisive role in ensuring a safe return.
As of the latest update, no further information about potential health concerns or the circumstances leading up to her disappearance has been released by investigators.
