Tag: Anishinabek Police

Brampton man facing multiple drug charges following collision in Shawanaga

Police Andrew Mendler -
On the afternoon of Oct. 4, officers received multiple reports of a vehicle being driven in a dangerous manner in Britt, Magnetawan First Nation and Archipelago Township.

Wanted man arrested following foot chase along Magnetawan River

Police Andrew Mendler -
On Aug. 13, members of the Wasauksing Detachment with assistance from the Major Crime Unit, attended Magnetawan First Nation to locate and arrest the wanted man.

Anishinabek Police searching for 34-year-old Shawanaga First Nation man

Police Andrew Mendler -
Police said he is wanted on a number of charges, including uttering threats, failure to comply with a probation order and breach of recognizance.

Anishinabek Police Service Welcomes its 2026 Cohort of YIPI Students

Community Andrew Mendler -
The program gives students between the ages of 14 and 17 years the opportunity to develop job skills while enhancing community relations.

Anishinabek Police seize over $250,000 in suspected drugs

Police Andrew Mendler -
Twenty people are facing charges, including two from Parry Sound, ages 63 and 31.

Anishinabek Police investigating violent home invasion in Wasauksing

Police Andrew Mendler -
Police say the home owner was repeatedly kicked and hit with a hammer by one of the suspects.

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Council approves crossing guard for Isabella-Gibson Street intersection

Town of Parry Sound
Council approved a staff recommendation at a meeting on Oct. 6, following a report from Manager of Bylaw Enforcement Zach Emberson.

Municipal election voting opens Oct. 14

Municipal News
The online and telephone voting period opens at 10 a.m. and runs until Oct. 26 at 8 p.m.

Five individuals charged in relation to recreational shooting in Georgian Bay Township

OPP
Officers have been proactively conducting patrols of areas the public voiced concern about with respect to recreational shooting.

Parry Sound included in phase one of affordable housing pipeline

Regional
Northern Ontario communities are joining forces to create 609 new affordable homes.  

Parry Sound High School students selling ‘Lest We Forget’ lawn signs

Community
For $16 you can purchase a custom-made "Lest We Forget' lawn sign honour a veteran of your choice.
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