Mekayla Margaret Kim Bali was 16 when she disappeared from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, on April 12, 2016. That morning her grandmother drove her to Sacred Heart High School, and surveillance shows her inside around 8:20 a.m. placing a binder in her locker. She left through a rear exit minutes later and began a series of movements captured on multiple security cameras around town.

Cameras tracked her walking downtown, entering a pawn shop about 8:40 a.m., asking about pawning a silver ring but leaving without doing so, then withdrawing $55 from a TD Bank. She stopped at a Tim Hortons where footage shows her repeatedly leaving and re-entering and taking apart and reassembling her cellphone. She asked a woman for help renting a hotel room and was reportedly using the messaging app Kik for some communications.

The Saskatchewan RCMP Historical Case Unit has followed more than a thousand public tips but no definitive trace of Mekayla has been found. Her family describes her as shy and quiet; she was five feet two inches tall, about 115 pounds, with blue eyes and blonde hair but sometimes dyed. Did anyone in Yorkton see Mekayla after she left the Trail Stop that afternoon or have information about her contacts that day?