Ontario Provincial Police - West Region

ROAD CLOSURE (9:30 p.m.): Erin Street North is fully closed from Main Street to Concession 3 in Selkirk in Haldimand County. Hydro pole repairs are underway following a single-vehicle collision. No injuries reported. Please use alternate routes. ^pia
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FERMETURE DE ROUTE (21 h 30) : La rue Erin Nord est entièrement fermée à la circulation entre la rue Main et la Concession 3 à Selkirk, dans le comté de Haldimand. Des travaux de réparation sur un poteau électrique sont en cours à la suite d'une collision impliquant un seul véhicule. Aucunes blessures n'ont été signalées. Veuillez emprunter des itinéraires alternatifs. ^pia

CLEARED (12:15 a.m.): Highway 6 has reopened between Head Street and Bay Street in Tobermory. ^pia
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ROUTE ROUVERT (00 h 15) : L'autoroute 6 a été rouverte entre Head Street et Bay Street à Tobermory. ^pia

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ROAD CLOSURE (8:58 p.m.): Highway 6 is closed between Head Street and Bay Street in Tobermory as emergency services respond to a residential structural fire. All occupants have been evacuated and no serious injuries have been reported at this time. Please use alternate routes and avoid the area. ^pia
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FERMETURE DE ROUTE (20 h 58) : L'autoroute 6 est fermée entre Head Street et Bay Street à Tobermory, les services d'urgence intervenant actuellement sur un incendie dans un bâtiment résidentiel. Tous les occupants ont été évacués et aucune blessure grave n'est signalée pour l'instant. Veuillez emprunter des itinéraires alternatifs et évitez le secteur. ^pia

today received an Emergency Call Fraud, also known as "swatting".

Members of the Leamington Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a residence on Talbot Road East in
Municipality of Leamington on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at approximately 2:35 p.m.

A caller used 9-1-1 to report a violent family dispute emergency, which required several police units as well as other emergency resources to attend.

After investigation, it was determined that the information provided by the caller was false and no actual emergency existed.

Emergency Call Fraud has serious consequences. Once a false emergency call is placed to 9-1-1, resources that respond to a false emergency situation are no longer available to respond to an actual emergency.

Placing a false call to report an emergency is a criminal offence under the Criminal Code of Canada.

Anyone with information regarding this ongoing investigation is asked to contact the Essex County OPP at 1-888-310-1122.

Report

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were busy on the weekend of June 20 and 21, 2026 in Port Stanley. Three R.I.DE.s were conducted checking over 300 vehicle drivers for sobriety. Thirteen tickets were issued along with 14 warnings. One driver was charged with refusing to provide a breath sample. Be aware that we are out there.^jcb

a mené des opérations intensives à Port Stanley pendant la fin de semaine des 20 et 21 juin 2026. Trois opérations R.I.DE. ont été menées, permettant de contrôler l’état de sobriété de plus de 300 conducteurs. Treize contraventions ont été émises, ainsi que 14 avertissements. Un conducteur a été accusé d’avoir refusé de se soumettre à un test d’alcoolémie. Sachez que nous sommes sur le terrain.^jcb

Malahide Community Safety Association hosted Coffee with a Cop on Tuesday, June 23, 2026 at Corner View Cafe in Port Bruce. was able to meet members of the community and hear their safety concerns. Take Care.^jcb

L’Association pour la sécurité communautaire de Malahide a organisé une rencontre « Café avec un policier » le mardi 23 juin 2026 au Corner View Café, à Port Bruce. La police provinciale de l’Ontario (OPP) de la région d’Elgin a ainsi pu rencontrer des membres de la communauté et écouter leurs préoccupations en matière de sécurité. Prenez soin de vous.^jcb

Recognition is always meaningful, especially when it highlights the dedication and hard work that often happens behind the scenes.

Today, proudly recognized three members for their outstanding contributions. Madison, a Detachment Operational Clerk, received a Certificate of Recognition for Operational Excellence for her exceptional accuracy, reliability, and consistency in supporting frontline operations. Sgt. Miller and Sgt. Kocmarek each received a Regional Commander's Letter for Exemplary Performance of Duty for their valuable contributions to the Frontline Supervisory Council, helping strengthen communication, support operational priorities, and advance effective supervisory practices across the organization.

Congratulations to all three on this well-deserved recognition. is proud to call you our own.

Norfolk County. ^ag

is investigating a theft in in which a wallet containing a bank card was stolen from a vehicle. The stolen card was later used at a local business.

Police are seeking assistance in identifying the individual pictured. If you recognize them or have information that could assist, please contact at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers of Haldimand & Norfolk at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) and reference incident E260866522.

Norfolk County. ^ag

is seeking the public's assistance in identifying two people of interest connected to a shoplifting incident that occurred on June 19, 2026 at approx. 12:00 p.m., at a store on St. David St. N. in Fergus.

The suspects reportedly stole approx. $600 worth of merchandise and departed in a black Ford Expedition.

If you recognise these individuals or have any information regarding the incident, call OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers Guelph Wellington at 1-800-222-8477 to remain anonymous.

OPP reference # E260864394

County of Wellington
Township of Centre Wellington ^cm

would like to remind the public that e-bikes are governed by Ontario laws and regulations, and riders should ensure they understand the rules before heading out.

• Riders must be at least 16 years of age
• An approved bicycle or motorcycle helmet is required
• E-bikes must have operable pedals and meet Ontario safety standards
• Riders must follow the same rules of the road as cyclists

Please note: E-bikes are prohibited on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in the Village of Point Edward. If you are visiting the waterfront, watch for posted signs and obey local by-laws.

For more information on Ontario’s e-bike laws and regulations, please visit www.Ontario.ca⁠.

Traffic safety is everyone’s responsibility. Please do your part to help keep our pathways and roadways safe for everyone.
County of Lambton ^jr

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tient à rappeler au public que les vélos électriques sont assujettis aux lois et règlements de l’Ontario, et que les utilisateurs doivent s’assurer de bien comprendre les règles avant de prendre la route.

• Les utilisateurs doivent être âgés d’au moins 16 ans
• Le port d’un casque de vélo ou de moto homologué est obligatoire
• Les vélos électriques doivent être équipés de pédales fonctionnelles et respecter les normes de sécurité de l’Ontario
• Les utilisateurs doivent respecter les mêmes règles de circulation que les cyclistes

Remarque : les vélos électriques sont interdits sur le sentier Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, dans le village de Point Edward. Si vous visitez le secteur riverain, soyez attentifs aux panneaux d’avertissement et respectez les règlements municipaux.

Pour plus d’information sur les lois et règlements de l’Ontario concernant les vélos électriques, veuillez consulter le site www.Ontario.ca⁠.

La sécurité routière est la responsabilité de tous. Veuillez faire votre part pour contribuer à la sécurité de nos sentiers et de nos routes pour le bien de tous. ^jr