Hello listeners, Jordan here. I just want to let you know that you can listen to nighttime early and ad-free on Amazon music

include it with Prime.

Hello listeners. I hate to be that person, but I have to ask for your support in something.

There's an annual survey in my city called the Best of Halifax. In the survey, various businesses,

people and services are nominated for their chance to earn the title of best in their respective category.

I'm proud to say that nighttime has been nominated in the category of Best Podcast, and with 20 seconds of your time,

I think I have a chance to bring the award home.

But let's be clear here, this isn't just an ego-driven pursuit.

Awards and recognition, such as Best of Halifax, can give me the leverage I need to grow the show.

So for example, when I contact the guests and invite them here to share their story, it can be difficult.

And it often starts with me having to explain what a podcast is.

But with the recognition that comes with a Best of Halifax award, it'll be a little bit easier for me.

So please take a moment, hit pause, and visit nighttimepodcast.com, and the first thing you'll see is the vote now link.

My mom, who is technologically challenged, managed to vote in about 45 seconds.

So let's see if you can beat her record.

Again, go to nighttimepodcast.com, and the first thing you'll see is the link to vote now.

I really appreciate it. Now let's get to the episode.

Welcome to Missing in Canada, an ongoing series by the nighttime podcast.

Hello listeners, and welcome back to Missing in Canada, an ongoing series by the nighttime podcast

that explores the stories and the circumstances of Canadian Missing Persons cases.

In this episode, a series contributor Ashley Drake and I will review and discuss a collection of updates related to prior cases we've covered.

And these aren't simple updates.

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