In Kedgwick, a town of fewer than 2.000 inhabitants in New Brunswick, Canada, there was a cabin with a metal roof, wood siding, and a small wood-burning stove. It had a generator, a grill, and folding chairs arranged around it. At the end of June 2026, it was no longer there.
No one saw anything. No reports of heavy machinery tracks, no suspects, no explanation. The Saint-Quentin mounted police only made the case public on August 25, almost two months after the theft, and in its statement admits something unusual: they don’t know how anyone could have dismantled or moved an entire structure without leaving a trace.