OPP Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau
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Ontario Provincial Police Charge Six People With Cannabis Act Offences After the Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team Seizes 5,260 Illegal Cannabis Plants Valued at $7.9 Million, $1,900 in Cash and a 2015 Lexus RX350 From a County Road 12 Property in Greater Napanee (October 13, 2026)
Ontario Provincial Police say the Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team seized 5,260 illegal cannabis plants valued at $7.9 million, $1,900 in cash and a 2015 Lexus RX350 from a County Road 12 property in Greater Napanee. Six people are charged under the Cannabis Act and are to appear in Napanee on December 15.
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Ontario Provincial Police Charge Seven Kenora-Area People With Twenty-One Counts Between Them After the Kenora Community Street Crime Unit and the Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau Investigate Drug Trafficking in Downtown Kenora, and Officers Seize Methamphetamine, Hydromorphone, a Replica Firearm and Cash (October 9, 2026)
Ontario Provincial Police say seven Kenora-area people face twenty-one counts after a downtown Kenora drug trafficking investigation by the Kenora Community Street Crime Unit and the Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau. Methamphetamine, hydromorphone, a replica firearm and cash were seized on October 6.
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An Organized Crime Bureau, a Street Crime Unit and a Detachment All Put Their Name on Two and a Half Grams: the OPP Charge Payton Roy, 21, of Kenora, and the Most Telling Thing Seized Was Paperwork (September 24, 2026)
First reported Thursday, September 24, 2026 by NetNewsLedger and carried the same day at 4:40 p.m. EDT by Dan Bertrand of CTV News Northern Ontario. The Ontario Provincial Police say a drug trafficking investigation by the Kenora OPP detachment, the Kenora Community Street Crime Unit and the Kenora Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau led to an…
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Seven of the Eight Live in Scarborough, Two Hundred and Twenty Kilometres From the Field They Are Charged Over, and Not One of Them Faces a Criminal Code Count: the OPP’s Organized Crime Bureau Calls It a Criminal Network and Lays Cannabis Act Charges (September 16, 2026)
Published Wednesday, September 16, 2026 by the Ontario Provincial Police and the Tyendinaga Police Service, seven days after the search. In August 2026 the Tyendinaga Police Service opened an investigation into an illicit cannabis production site on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory that it describes as involving a non-Indigenous criminal network, and asked the OPP Provincial Joint…