5 years after Quebec law, 129 Indigenous families still need answers on missing children – CBC
May 07, 2026
Some families hope to see the law expanded to other provinces, include more recent disappearances
For years, Pierre-Paul Niquay wondered if his two older brothers could still be alive and living somewhere in Quebec.
Two of his siblings, Joseph Jean Antonio Niquay and Paul-Émile Niquay, were taken from their community of Wemotaci and admitted to a hospital in La Tuque, Que., — 115 kilometres away — after experiencing a health issue as toddlers.
They were never seen again.
