Hamilton police find body of missing Ancaster woman

Hamilton Police have found the body of Vivian Campbell. The 87-year-old woman had been missing since Oct. 29.

Police say she was located about two kilometres from her home in the area of Wilson St. and Hwy 403.

Campbell was last seen at her home on Monday and was reported missing by family two days later. Police do not believe her death was suspicious.

A post mortem will take place to determine the cause of death.

Campbell was active and often seen walking the neighbourhood, Hamilton Police say. Lately, she had been having periods of confusion.

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