Cassidy Giroux in a photo released by RCMP Monday.
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Missing youth in Yellowknife

Greg Komarnicky
By Greg Komarnicky

RCMP are asking the the public’s help in locating a 15-year-old girl from Yellowknife. Cassidy Giroux was reported missing by her family on Monday, April 29th. She was last seen in the Yellowknife area on Friday April 26th in the evening.

Giroux is described as 5’3” 115 lbs, wearing a beanie hat, white windbreaker jacket, black jacket and black Nike backpack, blue jeans and white Converse sneakers.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Cassidy GIROUX is asked to contact Yellowknife RCMP.

Greg Komarnicky
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