Tag: Ontario Provincial Police

OPP reminding motorists of school crossing guard laws and safety

Under the Highway Traffic Act, school crossing guards are authorized to stop traffic while helping pedestrians cross roadways with speed limits of up to 60 km/h.

OPP warning the public of recent increase in bank and credit card scams

The OPP is warning residents of a recent rise in bank account and credit card scams involving increasingly sophisticated tactics.

OPP Auxiliary members hold food drive Oct. 3

The Muskoka Ontario Provincial Police Auxiliary unit members are holding Operation FULL PLATE on Saturday (Oct. 3).

Bracebridge OPP investigating break and enter at local toy store

Police say on Sept. 23, officers responded to a report of a break, enter, and theft that occurred sometime during the night prior.

Police seeking public’s help in identifying suspect in Gravenhurst theft

Police say on Sept. 22 at approximately 1:40 p.m., officers responded to a theft complaint involving two retail locations near Muskoka Road South and Edward Street.

OPP encourages the public to download what3words app ahead of long weekend

What3words is a free, easy-to-use app that divides the world into 3-by-3 metre squares and assigns each one a unique three-word address. In an emergency, callers can provide those three words to a dispatcher, allowing first responders to pinpoint their exact location.

Toronto man charged following vehicle robbery in Huntsville

A Toronto man has been charged following a vehicle robbery in Huntsville on July 30.

Suspect arrested after vehicle stolen in Huntsville

The Huntsville OPP say at approximately 9:30 a.m., officers received a report that a man carrying an object approached a citizen on Main Street East, demanded the keys to their vehicle, and fled the scene in the stolen vehicle at a high rate of speed.

Huntsville woman facing fraud charges involving local senior

Police said officers were notified of a suspected fraud at a Huntsville bank on May 21 at approximately 2:08 p.m.

Huntsville OPP highlight mental health supports during Mental Health Awareness Month

May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month across Canada and the Huntsville OPP is doing their part by highlighting mental health supports available in the community.

Driver seriously injured after striking home and several vehicles in Huntsville

Police say officers were called to the area of Main Street West shortly after midnight on April 24, following reports of a multi-vehicle collision.

Huntsville man charged following attempted robbery at convenience store

Huntsville OPP officers were called to the business on West Road shortly after 8:00 p.m. on March 26, after receiving reports of a robbery.

Huntsville teen charged with uttering threats in school

On February 19, Huntsville OPP said officers were notified that a 14-year-old student had made comments to several peers about wanting to cause harm.

Update: Two people facing charges following series of retail thefts in Gravenhurst

A 41-year-old woman and a 45-year-old man, both from Gravenhurst, are facing multiple charges following a police investigation into a series of retail thefts.

Bracebridge OPP warn of ongoing scams after Muskoka victims lose thousands

According to police, officers responded to two separate fraud reports on February 9.

OPP, area snowmobile clubs urge riders to prioritize safety ahead of Snowmobile Safety Week

The OPP and the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs are reminding snowmobilers to prioritize responsible riding practices and not allow ideal trail conditions to overshadow the importance of safety.

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OPP reminding motorists of school crossing guard laws and safety

Under the Highway Traffic Act, school crossing guards are authorized to stop traffic while helping pedestrians cross roadways with speed limits of up to 60 km/h.

Two Gravenhurst women charged following wallet theft investigation

Two Gravenhurst women are facing charges following an investigation into a stolen wallet and related fraud.

Tampered candy bar reportedly found in Huntsville

Police say on Nov. 1, officers received a report that a child opened a chocolate bar and discovered a small needle or pin inside while breaking it apart.

Province investing $540,000 to help Muskoka communities improve flood preparedness

The Ontario government is investing $540,000 to help communities across the District of Muskoka strengthen flood preparedness and resilience.

Police seek public assistance to identify suspect in local grocery store theft investigation

Police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a theft investigation at a grocery store in Huntsville.
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