Newborn missing in Halifax after police say woman arrived at hospital
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HALIFAX – A search has been launched in a Halifax neighbourhood for a newborn baby.
The Halifax Regional Police say in a news release that they were notified on Friday night that there was a woman in hospital in life-threatening condition who appeared to have just given birth.
Police say the child has not yet been located.
Four people are in police custody and are being questioned, but there have been no charges laid.
Police and Nova Scotia Ground Search and Rescue are currently searching an area near 214 Willett St.
They’re urging the public to stay away from the area so that investigators can conduct a thorough search, and they’re asking people to search their own properties and report anything suspicious right away.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 23, 2026.