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Speeding remains among the top charges

Speeding remains among the top charges

The tally is in for the Civic holiday weekend. The results are 451 traffic violations in the Dryden area.
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18-year-old charged with break and enter

18-year-old charged with break and enter

Dryden OPP has arrested and charged one individual with break and enter.
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Indecent exposure lands one person in cuffs

Indecent exposure lands one person in cuffs

Dryden OPP has arrested an individual with numerous charges including indecent exposure.
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Poilievre’s promises may also cut services

Poilievre’s promises may also cut services

Pierre Poilievre promises First Nation businesses the ability to have some control of the revenue from resources collection on treaty land, while the deeper question remains: what services will be cut if his proposal was passed?
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Fire in Nibinamik First Nation under investigation

Fire in Nibinamik First Nation under investigation

Nishnawbe Aski Police Service (NAPS) are investigating a house fire in the community of Nibinamik First Nation.
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Teen at fault in SIU case in Fort Frances

Teen at fault in SIU case in Fort Frances

The Special Investigations Unit confirms teen in custody broke his hand after punching the cell door.
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And the federal nominees are…

And the federal nominees are…

With a federal election looming next year, NWO candidates are preparing to enter the race.
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More resources needed to protect Canadian borders from poachers

More resources needed to protect Canadian borders from poachers

Progress is being made to ensure that border protection is in place to stop American outfitters from fishing in Canadian waters.
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Trafficking charges laid in Dryden

Trafficking charges laid in Dryden

Dryden OPP’s Community Street Crime Unit arrested and charged a Wabigoon resident for drug trafficking.
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Treaty 3 Police seize $120,000 worth of drugs

Treaty 3 Police seize $120,000 worth of drugs

After executing a search warrant in Wabaseemoong First Nations, Treaty Three Police Service seized a large quantity of illegal drugs.
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