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Aspen Wilson Amber Alert Alberta: RCMP Search for 7-Year-Old Abducted From Valleyview

An Amber Alert is in effect across Alberta for 7-year-old Aspen Wilson, who police say was abducted from her residence in Valleyview, Alberta.

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Aspen Wilson Amber Alert Alberta: RCMP Search for 7-Year-Old Abducted From Valleyview

Amber Alert Issued for Aspen Wilson


VALLEYVIEW, Alberta — RCMP have issued a province-wide Amber Alert as authorities search for 7-year-old Aspen Wilson, who police say was abducted from her home in Valleyview.

The emergency alert was issued Monday morning and applies throughout the province of Alberta.

Police are asking residents to remain alert for Aspen, the man authorities say took her and the vehicle believed to be involved.

The alert represents an active child-safety emergency, and authorities are asking anyone with potentially useful information to contact police immediately.

Who Is Aspen Wilson?

According to information released through Alberta's emergency alert system, Aspen Wilson is 7 years old.

She is described as:

Approximately 4 feet tall

Slim build

Curly, shoulder-length blond hair

Blue eyes

Anyone who believes they have seen a child matching Aspen's description should not attempt to intervene directly.

Instead, authorities should immediately be given the location and any other useful information.

Police Identify Alexander Stone

RCMP say Aspen was taken by her stepfather, 28-year-old Alexander Stone.

According to the Amber Alert, Stone is described as:

Approximately 6 feet 5 inches tall

Approximately 185 pounds

Brown hair

Hazel eyes

Stone is being sought in connection with the alleged abduction.

Members of the public should not approach him.

Anyone who believes they have located Stone should immediately contact emergency services and follow police instructions.

Vehicle Sought by Alberta RCMP

Police believe Stone may be travelling in a:

Grey 2004 Chevrolet Venture van

The Alberta licence plate is:

CWY 3459

Authorities say the vehicle may be travelling toward Slave Lake or Red Deer.

Because the Amber Alert applies across Alberta, residents outside those areas should also remain aware of the vehicle description.

Anyone who spots the vehicle should not attempt to stop, follow closely or confront its occupants.

Instead, call 911 and provide authorities with the vehicle's location and direction of travel if it can be observed safely.

Aspen May Be Travelling Toward Slave Lake or Red Deer

The possible destinations identified by police are Slave Lake and Red Deer.

However, those locations should not be interpreted as confirmed destinations.

The vehicle could potentially be elsewhere, which is why authorities issued the Amber Alert across the entire province.

People travelling on major roads and highways should remain attentive to the vehicle information released by police without placing themselves in danger.

Do Not Approach the Suspect or Vehicle

Authorities have specifically warned members of the public not to approach the vehicle or suspect.

This instruction is particularly important.

Anyone who believes they have spotted Aspen, Stone or the Chevrolet Venture should maintain a safe distance and contact police.

Useful information may include the location, direction of travel and other observations that can safely be provided to emergency dispatchers.

Members of the public should not attempt to rescue Aspen themselves or physically confront the person police are seeking.

Call 911 With Information

Anyone who sees Aspen Wilson, Alexander Stone or the vehicle identified in the alert should call 911 immediately.

RCMP can also be contacted at 310-RCMP.

Information should be provided directly to law enforcement rather than posted first to social media.

During an active Amber Alert, even a recent and credible sighting can potentially assist investigators.

Alberta-Wide Emergency Alert

The Amber Alert applies across the entire province of Alberta.

This allows identifying information to reach residents far beyond Valleyview.

While police have identified Slave Lake and Red Deer as possible destinations, residents throughout the province should remain attentive to official updates.

The alert may also change rapidly if police receive new information about the vehicle's location or direction of travel.

What Is an Amber Alert?

An Amber Alert is an emergency notification used when authorities determine that a child-abduction case meets criteria requiring urgent public assistance.

The system allows police to rapidly distribute identifying information to a large population.

Details can include descriptions of the missing child, the person believed to be responsible and a vehicle connected with the case.

The goal is to generate useful public sightings while authorities continue searching for the child.

Avoid Sharing Altered Information

Because the Aspen Wilson Amber Alert is now widely circulating, people sharing the alert should ensure that the information comes from current official or reliable sources.

Vehicle descriptions, licence plates, photographs and identifying information should not be altered.

People should also watch for updates because circumstances may change quickly.

An Amber Alert that is eventually cancelled should no longer be circulated as though it remains active.

RCMP Investigation Continues

Valleyview RCMP continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding Aspen's reported abduction.

Police have publicly identified Stone as the person believed to have taken Aspen, but additional circumstances surrounding the incident have not been detailed in the information currently available.

The focus remains on locating Aspen safely.

Further information may be released as investigators receive new leads.

Community Awaits Aspen Wilson's Safe Return

The Amber Alert has generated concern across Alberta as residents watch for updates.

For Aspen's family and those who know her, the priority is her safe recovery.

Members of the public can assist by paying attention to the official description while allowing trained law-enforcement officers to handle any intervention.

People who believe they have useful information should report it promptly rather than attempting to investigate independently.

Amber Alert Remains Active

The Amber Alert should be treated as active unless Alberta Emergency Alert or RCMP announces that it has been cancelled.

Residents should continue monitoring official emergency information for updates concerning Aspen's location.

Authorities may update the vehicle information, possible direction of travel or other details as the investigation develops.

If Aspen is located safely, official authorities are expected to update or cancel the alert.

Information Disclaimer

This report is based on information published through Alberta's emergency alert system and corroborating reports concerning the Amber Alert issued for 7-year-old Aspen Wilson on October 5, 2026.

Police say Aspen was taken from her Valleyview residence by her stepfather, Alexander Stone, 28.

Authorities believe Stone may be travelling in a grey 2004 Chevrolet Venture van bearing Alberta licence plate CWY 3459, possibly toward Slave Lake or Red Deer.

Because this is a developing emergency, information can change quickly.

Members of the public should follow the latest instructions issued by Alberta Emergency Alert and RCMP.

Anyone who sees Aspen, Stone or the identified vehicle should not approach and should call 911 immediately.