Sturgeon Lake First Nation: Woman Found Safe After Reported Abduction

A woman reported abducted in a vehicle north of Sturgeon Lake First Nation has been found safe, Saskatchewan RCMP said. Police received a report of an abduction and vehicle theft on Highway 788 on Nov. 11, 2026.

Prince Albert RCMP received the report at approximately 10:07 a.m. and responded immediately, according to the release. Officers determined that the woman had been abducted in a red Dodge Caravan.

In their initial appeal for help, police said the woman had last been seen in the Caravan as it travelled toward the community of Little Red River. The licence plate number for the Caravan was unknown.

Second vehicle and suspects

Investigators were also looking for a second vehicle of interest, described as a black 2005 Chrysler 300 with Saskatchewan licence plate 001 PNG. Police said it had a spare tire on the back passenger rear door.

At the time of the appeal, police described the suspects as four males wearing face coverings. They said they had no other descriptions available.

Saskatchewan RCMP said the investigation is still unfolding and that further updates will be provided when available. In the update announcing that the woman had been found safe, police thanked the public for its cooperation.