London police headquarters on Dundas St. file photo by Miranda Chant, Blackburn NewsA missing 14-year-old London boy who took off to Montreal has been found.
London police announced on Friday Connor Duncan had been located and is safe.
The boy had not been seen since May 1 and was reported missing to police on Wednesday.
A day later police confirmed the 14-year-old had made the more than 700 kilometre trek to the Quebec city.
Police are thanking the public for their help in locating Duncan.
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