On May 7, 1975, four-year-old Cameron Gerald March vanished in broad daylight while walking from a neighbour’s yard toward his home on Blind Line in the Kilbride area of Burlington, Ontario. He had been playing on a swing set and, after asking to play with a friend who was sleeping, began the short walk home at about 3:15 p.m. and was never seen again. Cameron had blond hair, blue eyes, braces on his lower left teeth, and one discolored top tooth.

He wore a white t‑shirt with a green collar and a brown and green monkey design, rust-brown corduroy pants, navy socks and brown desert boots. A massive search followed, including volunteers, searches of wooded and swampy areas, dives in ponds near the Lowville and Nelson Sand and Gravel pits, but no trace was found. The case remains open with the Halton Regional Police Service; an age‑progressed sketch has been released as efforts continue to find answers.

Did anyone in Kilbride or Lowville at the time remember seeing a small boy walking along Blind Line that afternoon?