Belinda Ann Cameron, 42, was last seen in Esquimalt, British Columbia, on May 11, 2005. A mother of two young daughters and an Indigenous woman from the Peguis First Nation, she was seen that day at the Shoppers Drug Mart on Esquimalt Road. At the time she was described as five-foot-eight, about 170 pounds, with long dark brown hair parted in the middle, dark brown eyes, and silver-framed glasses.

Nearly a month passed before she was reported missing on June 4, 2005. Police searched extensively — conducting more than 100 interviews and using canine units and helicopters — and later accessed her Cairn Road apartment, where personal items including an uncashed disability cheque and her First Nations status card were left behind. She did not pick up medication that had been waiting for her.

Investigators have said her disappearance is suspicious and have treated the case as a homicide. Her daughters, who grew up in foster care and now are young women, continue to seek answers. Anyone with information about Belinda’s movements on or after May 11, 2005, is asked to come forward.