Corrine Moosomin was 25 when she was last seen at about 4:00 a.m. on November 15, 1986. She was walking along a grid road on the Saulteaux First Nation, near North Battleford, Saskatchewan. At the time she was wearing blue jeans, a blue jean jacket, and tall brown winter boots; she is described as having black hair, brown eyes, and freckles.

A mother of four from the Moosomin First Nation and a residential school survivor, Corrine’s family remember her as a caring mother, sister, and aunt. She later became a grandmother, a milestone she never had the chance to experience. She was reported missing immediately and searches were conducted, but no trace of her has ever been found and the case remains active and unsolved.

If anyone has information about Corrine’s movements on or around November 15, 1986, or remembers seeing her on that road, please come forward.