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The Anishinabek Police Service is issuing a warning to residents about a home repair fraud targeting some of our central and northern communities.   The fraud involves suspects offering their services as asphalt pavers, roofers, or maintenance workers, requesting full or partial

If you feel isolated, disconnected, or hopeless, you can always reach out to 9-8-8 for help. It does not matter what your situation is, we’re here to listen and offer support. Day or night, across Canada, our responders are available 7 days a week by phone or by text. #988Canada

UPDATE: Our missing person from Curve Lake First Nation has been located and is safe. The Anishinabek Police Service would like to thank the media and the community for their assistance. We would ask that you please remove any photos of this individual if they have been posted

Marking the 45th anniversary of the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope, Terry’s brother Darrell arrived in White River yesterday. Our very own Cst. Eade and Sgt. Duncan were there to greet him. Darrell has travelled on bicycle all the way from British Columbia to honour his brother.

In collaboration with Anishinabek Police Service and other law enforcement partners, Sault Police are responsible for patrolling approximately 75 km of shoreline surrounding Sault Ste. Marie and Prince Township. Learn more about enjoying the water safely and responsibly at saultpolice.ca/water-safety 🚣

Taking advantage of the weather this weekend? Follow these safe boating tips: ⚓️ Take a boating safety course ⚓️ Follow a pre-departure checklist ⚓️ Be weather-wise ⚓️ Operate at a safe speed ⚓️ Tell someone where you’re going ⚓️ Wear a life jacket ⚓️ Never drink and drive a

NEWS RELEASE - Drugs seized, charges laid after traffic stop in Sagamok First Nation   A man and woman from Sagamok First Nation are facing a series of charges following a traffic stop in Sagamok First Nation late Friday night.   While conducting general patrol on Sagamok Road,

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Three people are facing drug trafficking charges following a traffic stop in Curve Lake First Nation on the morning of July 1, 2025.    While conducting general patrol in the area of Curve Lake Road and Mississauga Street in Curve Lake First Nation, officers with the Anishinabek

In Ontario, Indigenous women and girls are among the most targeted and overrepresented populations for human trafficking. If you think you might be a victim of human trafficking or think someone else maybe, the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline can help. Hotline Response

You Are Not Alone - Gaawiin Nchke Gda'aasii Help us help others by sharing this list of helpful supports and services for youth. MyGrief, YouthGrief and KidsGrief are online platforms that provide a number of self-help resources to support someone experiencing grief and loss.

📢 Anishinabek Police Service Launches New Public Website 📢 The Anishinabek Police Service is proud to announce the launch of its new website. The new website provides a more user-friendly experience for those seeking information about our police service, public safety

The Anishinabek Police Service (APS) is proud to announce the launch of a new online reporting tool for the prompt and secure reporting of non-emergency crimes. This tool – available on our newly launched website – will make it more convenient for members of our communities to

Online reporting is intended to provide a non-emergency reporting option for our communities. This is a huge accomplishment for APS and is part of our commitment to modernize our organization while remaining deeply committed to our First Nation culture. Anishinabek Police Service Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario

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A Sagamok First Nation man is facing two charges of Criminal Negligence Causing Bodily Harm following an investigation into the accidental cannabis poisoning of two children earlier this year. Both children have since recovered and were released from hospital. Any ingestion of

One man is facing arson and break and enter charges after a weekend residential fire in Ginoogaming First Nation. The house was unoccupied at the time of the fire and no one was injured.   Anyone with relevant information is asked to contact investigators at 807-876-1606.

A 43-year-old man from Nipissing First Nation is facing multiple drug trafficking charges after carfentanil and other drugs were seized at a recent traffic stop.   Carfentanil is an opioid that is used by veterinarians for very large animals. It is not for human use. It is

Illegal and unregulated edible cannabis products that look like popular brands, are in colourful packaging, and have catchy names pose a higher risk to children. When purchasing cannabis, purchase only legal and regulated products in plain packaging with child-resistant features