Donna Paré was 32 and living in Montreal when she disappeared from the city’s streets in the winter of 2018. She was last seen in December of that year and was officially reported missing on March 26, 2019. Originally from Iqaluit, she was experiencing homelessness and was known to frequent Berri‑UQAM and Place‑des‑Arts metro stations, a McDonald’s on Sainte‑Catherine Street East, and Emilie‑Gamelin Park.

At the time she went missing she was described as 5 feet 1 inch tall, weighing about 92–104 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She had no cell phone or bank cards, which increased concerns for her safety; family, community members, and authorities worried she may have been with people who posed a risk. The Service de police de la Ville de Montréal led the investigation, Project Iskweu helped bring attention to her case, and Jeunesse au Soleil offered a reward of up to $2,000 for information.

Her disappearance was remembered at a candlelight vigil for missing and murdered Indigenous women in October 2019. The circumstances of her vanishing remain unclear. If anyone knew Donna, her routines, or has information that could help locate her, please contact 911, the local police, or provide an anonymous tip to Info‑Crime Montréal.