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Prince George woman has been reported missing for a couple of days

The Prince George RCMP is looking for the public’s help in locating Melinda Louise Ewen.

She was reported missing by family on Wednesday of this week (November 17).

Ewen was last seen Wednesday afternoon at 2:15, leaving her Prince George home.

She did not take her cell phone with her and it is out of character for her to not contact a family member for this long.

Melinda Louise Ewen is described as:

Caucasian female

160 cm (5’3”)

54 kg (120 lb)

Blue eyes

Grey hair

She prefers to be called by her middle name, Louise.


(Photo courtesy of PG RCMP)

Ewen was last seen wearing a turquoise sweater, a turtleneck, black pants, brown winter boots, and a red winter jacket.

She is driving a red 2015 Ford Escape with B.C. license plate BK7 60F.

“Police and family are concerned for Ms. Ewen’s health and well-being. Investigators believe there is a possibility that she may have tried traveling to the Lower Mainland where she has some extended family,” said Cpl. Jennifer Cooper, Media Relations Officer for the Prince George RCMP.

If you have any information about Ewen or where she might be, you are asked to contact the Prince George RCMP at (250) 561-3300.

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Hartley Miller
Hartley Miller
Hartley is the News Director for Vista Radio’s B.C. North division, as well as the morning news anchor for 94.3 The GOAT and Country 97FM. He has served as the colour commentator for Prince George Cougars home games for 12 seasons. Hartley has been a fixture on the airwaves since 1979. He is the author of You Don’t Say, a collection of his most memorable sports quotes. Hartley is married with two children and four grandchildren.

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