Paul LaRosa is a "48 Hours" producer. He investigated the cases of missing and murdered women along a Canadian highway for the episode, "Highway of Tears." The episode airs Saturday on CBS as part ...

More women have vanished since then, and community activists and relatives of the missing say they believe the total is closer to 50. Almost all the cases remain unsolved. The Highway of Tears and ...

What’s happening in Montana is not, in fact, an isolated trend. In Canada, a stretch of road grimly called Highway of Tears has been the location where many women have gone missing or been found dead.

New billboards have been installed along the Highway of Tears to honour Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Mary Teegee, the executive director of child and family services for the ...

At least 18 women went missing or were murdered along Highway ... from Victoria and I had been asking questions about the Highway of Tears. Then this happened to me. I felt extremely vulnerable.” ...

Still, many families are still waiting for answers and justice for their missing and murdered loved ones. Women pore over a map that marks deaths and disappearances along the Highway of Tears.

The route has been called the Highway of Tears because more than 40 women and girls, mostly Indigenous, have gone missing or been murdered along the 700-kilometre stretch of Highway 16 between ...

Jessica McDiarmid grew up in Northwest Vancouver on the doorstep of what has since been named the Highway of Tears; a corridor of road that has come to symbolize a crisis happening in Canada and ...