MONTREAL—Canadian border officials say they’re on the lookout for parental abductions, which are statistically shown to rise during the holiday travel season. It’s a phenomenon that’s become familiar to border service agents and the Missing Children’s Network, which is often called to help, especially if the child is brought across an international border. “Every year, we find missing children,” said Veronique Lalime, a spokeswoman for the Canada Border Services Agency. “When they see children, they pay particular attention to the custody conditions when it comes to travelling,” she said. “It’s something that needs to be kept in mind.”Get more of the Star in your inbox Never miss the latest news from the Star.

Source: thestar December 27, 2019 18:56 UTC