Cameron March

It was on May 7, 1975, that four-year-old Cameron went missing from the family’s house in the Blind Line Road area in north Burlington. According to the RCMP’s website, the blond-haired and blue-eyed boy was last seen by his mother at around 3:15 p.m. He was reportedly playing on a swing set in a neighbor's yard not far from home. Cameron went into the neighbor's residence to play with a friend but was told that the friend was sleeping. He then left the residence and walked towards his house. At the time of his disappearance, Cameron was wearing a white shirt with a green band around the neck and monkeys climbing on the front, rust brown corduroy pants, navy blue socks, and brown desert boots. Extensive investigation and searches for the boy went on for “many, many days” and helped by “thousands of people.” The Milton Champion reported on its May 14 edition in 1975 how the aerial and land search efforts “covered the wooded swampy areas bounded by Blind Line, Colling Road, Guelph Line and Britannia Road.” It was later extended to the Lowville area and the Nelson Sand and Gravel pits, where “ponds in the area were dragged and explored by divers.” But their efforts were “to no avail” and to this day, Cameron’s whereabouts are still unknown.