Why this searcher believes missing N.S. kids are in the woods

20-06-2025

The search manager in charge of the efforts looking for two missing Nova Scotia children says she believes they are somewhere in the woods. Amy Hansen was part of a team of search and rescue officials that spent 12,000 hours in the thick forest of Lansdowne Station, N.S. She spoke with the CBC's Kayla Hounsell.

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