A mother of two who has been missing since March 2026 has been found. Investigators have been trying to find 37-year-old Victoria Marland since she went missing earlier this year. She was briefly seen in the Kitchener-Waterloo area in May when she contacted healthcare providers at Grand River Hospital and Waterloo Regional Police Service officers. But the Stratford Police Service said they did not know why Marland left her Stratford home in early March. She left her vehicle and some personal belongings behind. Foul play was not suspected. “We do think that she had just left on her own accord and is hopefully out there healthy and well somewhere. And her boys are waiting for her to come home,” Stratford Police Service Constable Darren Fischer previously told CTV News as part of the ongoing Unsolved 519 series. “We don’t really have any idea as to what has drawn Victoria away from her home and her children.” On Monday, police announced she had been found. “Victoria was located by officers with the Ontario Provincial Police during an interaction late last week,” a Stratford Police Service news release said. “She was found to be in good health resulting in no concerns regarding her well-being at the time she was located.” Police did not say where she was found.
