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Has anyone else noticed how so many people who've gone missing, like Billy Michael Ninine, have histories of hitchhiking? It's such a common thread, especially in areas like northern Saskatchewan where transportation isn't as accessible. But with all the dangers associated with hitchhiking, it's concerning that it's still such a go-to mode of travel for some. I'm wondering if more could be done to educate about the risks involved, or if perhaps there’s a need for better transportation options in these remote areas. It seems like such a dangerous gamble. I really hope Billy's story encourages communities to look into safer alternatives for those who need them. It's something to think about, especially with how these vast roads can isolate people from necessary resources. Thoughts?
