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Election sign interference could be a criminal offence

OPP say they have received reports of election signs being removed, relocated, damaged, discarded, and stolen.

OPP say damaging election signs could lead to charges

Acts of mischief and property damage, police say, can impact property owners, candidates, volunteers, and the community.

Sage advice from OPP as students head back to school

One of the most important responsibilities drivers share is ensuring the safety of children boarding and exiting school buses.

East Region OPP warn about cellphone service provider fraud

The scam involves fraudsters contacting victims while posing as representatives of a legitimate cellphone service provider.

A reminder from OPP on the dangers of jumping from bridges

Hidden dangers include shallow depths, rocks, debris and strong currents.

Ensure you know e-bike rules of the road before you ride

E-bikes, also known as power-assisted bicycles, are subject to Ontario's Highway Traffic Act.

Police say distraction thefts can happen in a matter of seconds

Residents are reminded to stay aware of surroundings, even during routine activities, and be cautious when approached by strangers.

Another 34 impaired drivers charged as part of Festive RIDE campaign 

Each driver charged with impaired has had their licence suspended for 90-days and their vehicle impounded for seven-days.

67 impaired charges in OPP Eastern Region Festive RIDE campaign

Drivers charged with impaired had their license suspended for 90-days and their vehicle impounded for seven-days.

OPP offer a few reminders about e-scooter usage

Generally, police say they are only allowed on private property and you're reminded to check with your local municipality for the information.

OPP cautions fraudulent financial investors on social media

East Region OPP say victims are being contacted through social media platforms by individuals pretending to be legitimate financial investors or advisors.

OPP say to never forget your life jacket

Police say 89 per cent of victims in boating-related drownings were not wearing a life jacket.

Hot and humid weather will return to Barry’s Bay and area on Thursday

Environment Canada calling for a high of 32 degrees in Barry's Bay and area on Thursday. It will feel more like 39 degrees with the humidex.

OPP hosting townhall in Quadeville this weekend

OPP are hosting a town hall this in Quadeville this weekend to address questions and concerns from local residents...

17-year-old charged with attempted murder in connection to Quadeville attack

A 17-year-old is charged with attempted murder in connection with an attack on a child in Quadeville, southeast of...

28 signs vandalized in Madawaska Valley

Vandalism in Madawaska Valley over the weekend cost taxpayers nearly $2,000 in damage. That's according to local municipal officials who...
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Taste of the Valley series rolls on in Cobden

Up to 165 vendors are expected on Oct. 17 at Cobden Fairgrounds.

Give some thanks to safe driving this holiday weekend

Police say Thanksgiving weekends have the second highest number of fatalities among all long weekends in Ontario.

Health unit encourages RSV immunization for infants, high-risk children

Appointments can be booked at the RCDHU’s online appointment booking page.

‘Tis the season: Health unit encourages residents to get vaccinated 

COVID-19 and flu vaccines will be available starting Oct. 13 for high-risk and priority populations.

Schreader ‘humbled and honoured’ to receive special dedication

The connecting corridor between a new daycare and the Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School is named the Bob Schreader Link.
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