CANADA Canada- Tru Healey, 15, missing from Ancaster, Hamilton, 26 Feb., 2026, * do not approach them and instead contact police*.

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• March 2, 2026
• Hamilton police seek missing teen last seen in Ancaster
  
  
  ''Investigators describe him as a 5’5 tall slim boy who weighs around 130 lbs, and has short black hair.
  He was last seen wearing a black and grey crew neck sweater, dark grey pants, an orange beanie toque, and a black school bag with “Tru” stitched onto it.
  Police and Healey’s family are concerned for his well-being and are asking for help locating him.
  Officers say that if anyone locates Healey, that they do not approach them and instead contact police.
  Anyone with information is asked to contact Hamilton Police Service Division 30 Staff Sergeant at (905) 546-3886''

 

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https://www.insauga.com/missing-15-year-old-boy-last-seen-in-ancaster-ontario/

''At the time of the disappearance, Healey was wearing a black and grey crewneck sweater, dark grey athletic pants and an orange beanie and was carrying a black school bag with the name “Tru” stitched on it.

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It is unclear if Healey is travelling on foot, in a car, or by public transit and it is unknown if he is alone or in the company of others.
Investigators say family members and officers are concerned for the teen’s well-being.'
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Last Updated: 14 minutes ago

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/missing-teen-hamilton-9.7111437

''Tru lives in Ancaster, has ties to Burlington and previously lived in Erin, Ont., according to a missing person bulletin posted by Ontario Provincial Police's Indigenous Bureau.

Police describe him as five feet three inches tall, 130 lbs, slim, with short, black hair. He may be wearing a black or grey crew neck, sweater, dark grey athletic pants, an orange beanie and carrying a black school bag with his name, “Tru,” stitched on it.

According to Walker, Tru’s family contacted police to report he was missing after he walked away from his home.

Family members are concerned about his well-being and are asking the public to keep an eye out for him.

"We are actively canvassing for video to determine his direction of travel and the stops, if any, that he may have had along the way," she said.

Police suggest it's best to contact them directly if Tru is seen. They also suggest coming forward with information “no matter how insignificant it may seem.”