Angela Morningstar Alexis, 28, was last seen on the evening of August 17, 2022, on the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation roughly 74 kilometres west of Edmonton, Alberta. Days earlier, on August 13, she had been released from the Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre, visited her sister in Edmonton, then returned to the reserve where she socialized with family and friends. The last confirmed contact was a Facebook message to her uncle asking for cigarettes; he met her at the residence where she was staying that evening and she was not seen again.

Her family reported her missing to Mayerthorpe RCMP on September 2, 2022, after weeks of no contact and growing concern. Local volunteers, search-and-rescue teams, drone operators and search dogs searched the reserve and surrounding areas, including burned and abandoned properties; possible sightings in Edmonton were reported but not confirmed. The Mayerthorpe detachment initially handled the case before it was transferred to the Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit, which has conducted numerous interviews and followed leads but has not publicly said whether foul play is suspected.

Angela’s family describes her as outspoken, strong-willed and a devoted mother.

If anyone saw Angela after August 17, 2022, or has information about her whereabouts, please come forward to the Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit or local authorities.