The Canadian Press no longer using names in B.C. Amber Alert case

July 29, 2023 - 10:17 PM

Editors:

The Canadian Press is choosing to no longer name any of the subjects related to the most recently lifted Amber Alert in B.C. The children have both been found safe.

Clients may wish to ensure the children's names and those of anyone else named in the case have been removed from their websites and guard against future use. Any questions can be

directed to newsroom@thecanadianpress.com.

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