The North Vancouver RCMP have renewed their appeal for public assistance as they continue efforts to locate 46-year-old Mihaela Ududec, who went missing on July 7, 2026. Investigative Support Services has taken carriage of the case, the detachment said in a news release on Thursday.
What police have released
Investigators say they reviewed extensive video footage and have confirmed Ududec was last seen in the 100 block of West Keith Road on July 7 at approximately 3:03 p.m. To advance the investigation, the RCMP released CCTV images from the time she was last observed in the area.
- Age: 46
- Last seen: 100 block, West Keith Road, July 7, 3:03 p.m.
- Clothing: purple T‑shirt, blue jeans, black Nike shoes and a grey hat
Police assessment and public appeal
Corporal Mansoor Sahak, media relations officer for the North Vancouver RCMP, said officers are concerned for Ududec’s well‑being. At this time, the detachment has indicated there is no information suggesting foul play. The transfer of the file to Investigative Support Services underscores the investigative resources being committed.
“We are eager to locate her and are asking anyone who believes they have seen Mihaela Ududec to contact the North Vancouver RCMP,” the release said.
How residents can help
Anyone with information is asked to contact the North Vancouver RCMP at 604‑985‑1311. When calling, the public should quote file number #2026‑13878. Small details such as movements, vehicle descriptions, or sightings in nearby parks, transit stops or businesses can be valuable to investigators.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Mihaela Ududec |
| Age | 46 |
| Last seen | 100 block, West Keith Road — July 7, 3:03 p.m. |
| Clothing | Purple T‑shirt, blue jeans, black Nike shoes, grey hat |
The renewed public appeal follows the initial missing‑person report and reflects a common policing practice to re‑engage the community when investigative leads need reinforcement. For people in North Vancouver, particularly those who frequent the area around West Keith Road, reviewing home or business CCTV footage from the afternoon of July 7 may assist the probe.
Police did not provide further personal details about Ududec or speculate on her movements before she was last seen. The RCMP emphasised that while there is concern for her welfare, there is currently no indication of criminal activity linked to the disappearance.
As the investigation continues, the detachment asks the public to remain vigilant and to forward any relevant information to the phone number above, quoting file #2026‑13878.
