Kandice Marie Singbeil, 32, was last seen on surveillance video in the early morning hours of May 26, 2015, riding a distinctive Supercycle Cruiser Classic bicycle through downtown Saskatoon. A mother of two—a son then eight and an infant daughter two months old—Singbeil had been living on the streets and struggling with drug addiction when she vanished after being filmed in the 200 block of Third Avenue South. Her bicycle, noted for whitewall tires and a faux wood-grain chain guard, also disappeared and has never been recovered.

Reported missing to the Saskatoon Police Service on May 28, 2015, by her boyfriend, the case was initially a missing person inquiry and later treated as a homicide investigation. Police have interviewed more than 100 people, pursued tips from Ontario to British Columbia, and conducted searches along the riverbank and at the landfill. Investigators have explored whether she was in an abusive relationship and say her high-risk lifestyle complicated information gathering.

Her mother now cares for Kandice’s children and the family keeps the case in public view through social media and awareness campaigns. The Saskatoon Police Service has produced a video series and a podcast titled Deals, Debts, & Death: The Disappearance of Kandice Singbeil to generate new leads. Does anyone who knew Kandice or saw her bicycle in late May 2015 have information to share?