Michael and launched an online tip portal, with police constable Cam MacIntyre stating that over 10,000 tips have been received since 1991. Impact Many Victoria residents recalled the day of Michael's disappearance as a "loss of innocence" for the city, as the fact that a child had been abducted in their community came as a shock. Fears and concerns about child abduction quickly began to rise among parents, kids, and schools in the months after the disappearance. Crystal became an advocate for missing children's issues in British Columbia, and has served as the president of Child Find British Columbia. In 2002, she lent her voice to support the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in calls to introduce an Amber Alert system in the province, as she believed that her son would have been found if such a program had existed in 1991. The system has since been implemented in most regions of Canada. The community of Esquimalt, part of the Greater Victoria metropolitan area, holds an annual charity event called the Michael Dunahee "Keep the Hope Alive" Fund Run to raise money for Child Find. This event is organized by Michael's sister Caitlin. See also List of people who disappeared References External links MissingKids.ca profile of Michael Dunahee Child Find Canada profile of Michael Dunahee Canada - Michael Dunahee, 4, Victoria, BC, 24 March 1991 Websleuths Island Crime (podcast), Season 3: ‘Missing Michael’ 1990s missing person cases 1991 in British Columbia 1991 crimes in Canada 20th century in Victoria, British Columbia Crime in British Columbia History of Victoria, British Columbia Missing Canadian children Missing person cases in Canada