I have a daughter and she means everything to me. Everything.

As a parent of a young child, reading about Jordon Wabasse rips my heart out. He has been missing for 9 days.

The parents of Jordon Wabasse are going though gut wretching pain in not knowing where their son is. Please help.

Jordan, is from Webequie First Nation. Webequie is located on the northern peninsula of Eastwood Island on the Winisk Lake, 540 kilometers north of the city of Thunder Bay, or 450 kilometers north of the town of Sioux Lookout. Access is only by air or a seasonal winter road. There is no year-round road access. The nearest year-round road access is the town of Pickle Lake, 250 km to the southwest, or the town of Nakina, 320 km to the southeast. Charter air service to Webequie is available from both of these communities.

Like many young people from First Nations communities, Jordan is in Thunder Bay to complete his high school education.

Can you imagine for a moment having your young child live 540 km away from you just so he or she could go to highschool and get an education! How far away is your child's highschool?

Someone out there has seen this young boy.

Jordan WABASSE was last seen exiting a city transit bus at approximately 10:00 p.m. on Monday February 7, 2011.

The most up to date description of Jordan is as follows:

Aboriginal male – 15 years of age
6’1” tall – 200 lbs
Straight black hair – brown eyes

Jordan was last seen wearing a dark grey jacket, purple hoodie, blue-grey Toronto Maple Leafs ball cap on backwards, black pants and white Adidas running shoes.

Please study his picture carefully and contact any of the below listed phone numbers if you have seen him. If you are from the Thunder Bay area it would be helpful if you could post Jordon's picture and the below hotline numbers at your workplace. People from across Northwestern Ontario have read articles about Jordon and have, posted it to their Facebook profiles and added their comments and prayers. If you could do this it would be appreciated. Let's use every means possible to get the word out.

Please read below and if you could help or donate for the search it would be very appreciated by Jordon's family.

Day Nine Continues in Search for Jordan Wabasse

THUNDER BAY – UPDATED 1600hrs – Day nine of the search for Jordan Wabasse will see the search continue both across the city, and along the Kaministiquia River where the OPP dive team will continue search efforts.
As of 1535hrs (3:35pm) the O.P.P. Underwater Search and Recovery Unit (Divers) are still in the water, however there are no results yet. They are still searching the Kaministiquia River around the James Street Bridge area.
The Search Headquarters have shifted to the Da Vinci Centre on 340 Waterloo St. South (Waterloo & Arthur) in Thunder Bay. People interested in helping, or donating can either drop by or call (807) 623-2415.
Cathy Elliot shares, “There is need of stationary for the Search Team at the headquarters. They need pens, markers, pads, the big paper pads etc. If you drop them off they’ll give you a receipt right away”.
Anyone with tips, information is encouraged to contact the Thunder Bay Police Service Criminal Investigation Branch at 1200 Balmoral Street or by telephone: (807) 684-1237 or fax (807) 623-6016. As well persons wishing to make their information known anonymously can contact Crimestoppers at 1 (800) 222-TIPS [8477].