Police looking for missing family headed to Calgary

Posted Sep 18, 2011 9:31 am.

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Police are asking for the public’s help in finding an Ontario family who disappeared while on their way to Calgary.

Toronto police say Jacqeline Davis and her three children were last seen in Brampton ON, August 27th.

Officers say they were on their way to calgary to visit friends but never arrived.

Davis was last heard from August 30th when she called a relative in Brampton to say she was in Winnipeg.

Police say Davis was driving a silver, four-door, 1998 ford taurus with licence plates BMJH 247.

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