(ONEIDA NATION OF THE THAMES FIRST NATION, ON) – Middlesex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Oneida Nation Police investigating a shooting incident on Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation.
On September 14, 2025, at 12:59 a.m., members of the Oneida Nation Police, Chippewas of the Thames First Nation Police, Munsee-Delaware First Nation Police and Middlesex County OPP were dispatched to Oneida Road, Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation for the report of a break and enter, not Ballpark Road as initially reported.
Officers arrived on scene and located an individual that had suffered a gunshot wound. They were subsequently transported to hospital by Oneida Nation Paramedic Service to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
A 26-year-old of Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation has been taken into custody.
The Middlesex OPP Crime Unit is continuing to investigate this incident.
Updates will be provided when they become available.
Any person with information regarding this investigation should contact the OPP 1-888-310-1122.
Should you wish to remain anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), where you may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2000.
(ONEIDA NATION OF THE THAMES FIRST NATION, ON) – Middlesex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Oneida Nation Police investigating a shooting incident on Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation.
On September 14, 2025, at 12:59 a.m., members of the Oneida Nation Police, Chippewas of the Thames First Nation Police, Munsee-Delaware First Nation Police and Middlesex County OPP were dispatched to Oneida Road, Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation for the report of a break and enter, not Ballpark Road as initially reported.
Officers arrived on scene and located an individual that had suffered a gunshot wound. They were subsequently transported to hospital by Oneida Nation Paramedic Service to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
A 26-year-old of Oneida Nation of the Thames First Nation has been taken into custody.
The Middlesex OPP Crime Unit is continuing to investigate this incident.
Updates will be provided when they become available.
Any person with information regarding this investigation should contact the OPP 1-888-310-1122.
Should you wish to remain anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), where you may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2000.
(North Huron – Wingham, ON) A dramatic shift in Canadian politics is underway as Pierre Poilievre prepares for his historic return to Ottawa on Monday. Millions of Canadians are rallying behind a simple but powerful message: “My roof, my rules, my castle—and I’m the king of it.”
From coast to coast, the Stand Your Ground movement has exploded in popularity, uniting Canadians across political lines with a renewed focus on defending their homes, their families, their communities, and their country.
Projections are that 10 million Canadians will tune in to hear Pierre stand his ground Monday, 15 September, either live or online in the following days.
In Wingham—the small-town epicenter of so many grassroots fights—Buck & Jo’s has once again stepped into the national spotlight. The restaurant is flying both the Alberta flag and a blue Canadian flag in solidarity with Pierre, a symbolic gesture of Western grit and national unity.
Activists and Freedom Fighters call it the “Front Line”, and today that line has gone blue. Their message to Pierre is clear:
“Pierre, we’ve got your back.”
A Song to Fuel the Movement
To mark Pierre’s return, a new anthem has been released: “My Roof, My Rules, My Castle.” The song celebrates the right of every Canadian to defend their home and family, with lyrics that blend grit, defiance, and patriotism.
Chants of “Stand up! Stand strong! Hold the line!” echo through the chorus, while the song closes with a powerful spoken outro:
“My roof. My rules. My castle. And I’m the king of it.”
The Controversy
But like any movement shaking the status quo, the song hasn’t escaped controversy. Critics are zeroing in on a particular lyric:
“See Dick let an intruder by, see Dick’s family die.”
Supporters argue it is a blunt reminder of the consequences of failing to protect one’s home and loved ones. Detractors call it too graphic. Either way, the debate has only fueled the song’s momentum—controversy building hype, and hype building solidarity.
The Bigger Picture
Pierre’s return to Ottawa is more than a parliamentary event. It’s being called a “perologue”—a defining prelude to what many believe is a new era in Canadian politics. The Stand Your Ground movement is set to go national, with growing attention on educating Canadians about Sections 34 and 35 of the Criminal Code, which outline the right to self-defence.
As the anthem declares, “The weak days are gone.”
A Turning Point
Monday may well mark a historic turning point. With a nation watching, and a song already stirring Activists, the stage is set for what supporters describe as nothing less than the rebirth of Canadian strength, courage, and unity.
And in the heart of Wingham, where Buck & Jo’s blue flags fly high, the message rings out loud and clear:
“Defend your family. Defend what’s right. Stand your ground. Pierre, we stand with you.”
(SOUTH GLENGARRY TWP., ON) – The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is continuing to investigate a home invasion in South Glengarry Township which left two people deceased.
On Sunday, February 2, 2025, at approximately 9:00 p.m., officers with the Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry (SD&G) Detachment responded to a home on Old Highway 2. It was reported that the incident began as a home invasion by three males. Two people had been shot and were pronounced deceased at the scene.
The deceased individuals have now been identified as Eddie ALOBHOUET, age 19 and Tristan SIMARD, age 18. Both were residents of St. Jerome, Quebec.
Efforts continue to identify a third individual who had fled the scene.
The residents of the home were not injured in the incident. They were initially taken into custody at the scene but were later released unconditionally. Several items, including firearms, were seized from the residence.
There is no threat to public safety as the incident is believed to be targeted.
The investigation is being conducted by members of the SD&G OPP Crime Unit under the direction of the OPP Criminal Investigation Branch, with assistance from OPP Forensic Identification Services and in conjunction with the Office of the Chief Coroner and Ontario Forensic Pathology Service.
Anyone with any information that could assist the investigation or help locate the third person, is urged to contact the SD&G OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or ontariocrimestoppers.ca.
(Harrowsmith, ON) – An individual involved in a property dispute with South Frontenac Township employees has been arrested and charged.
On December 11, 2024 a property dispute at a residence in South Frontenac Township took place after municipal employees had been working in the area. A verbal argument escalated to having the individual taking tools and equipment away from the workers. The confrontation caused the employees to leave the work site for their safety.
The individual continued the property dispute by leaving messages and emails for different township employees using vulgar, intimidating and threatening language, preventing them from working in the area.
Frontenac OPP members recovered the damaged tools and equipment, belonging to the township. As a result of the investigation Dylan Burgess, aged 31, of South Frontenac Township was arrested and charged with:
Theft under $5000.
Mischief – interfere with lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property under $5000.
Criminal Harassment – threatening conduct.
The individual was held in custody for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Kingston on January 03, 2025.
(PENETANGUISHENE, ON) – A Penetanguishene resident faces a slew of driving/drug/alcohol related offences after an early New Years Day fail to remain collision investigation in Midland.
An officer from the Southern Georgian Bay Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) while on patrol, was waved down by a male at approximately 1:01 a.m. January 1, 2025, who appeared to have his grey Ford parked as to intentionally block a residential driveway on Hugel Avenue, Midland. Upon speaking with the male it was learned that a black Cadillac parked further into the driveway was involved in a nearby collision with the complainant and the vehicle had fled the scene and entered the driveway.
The officer located the suspect Cadillac and driver in the Hugel Avenue driveway and entered into an impaired driving investigation after conversation. A further investigation at the scene inside the vehicle led to the seizure of open liquor and also a quantity of a white powdery substance believed to be Methamphetamine.
As a result of these investigations, Anthony BROWN 25 years of Penetanguishene has been charged criminally with the following offences.
Operation while impaired – alcohol and drugs
Operation while impaired – blood alcohol concentration (80 plus)
And Further with the following offence contrary to the Controlled Drug and Substances Act
Possession of a Schedule I Substance – Methamphetamine
And Further with the following Provincial Offences
Careless driving
Novice driver – B.A.C. above zero
Fail to remain
Driving motor vehicle with open container of liquor
The accused was released from custody to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice on the January 16, 2025, and also served a 90 day drivers licence suspension. The involved vehicle was towed and the subject of a 7 day vehicle impound in accordance to the Ministry of Transportation (ADLS) guidelines.
(NIPIGON, ON) – On August 24, 2024 approximately 5:08am officers from the Nipigon Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were called to an address on Wadsworth Drive, Nipigon for an assault.
Officers attended and spoke to an injured female who reported being assaulted. Upon further investigation it was determined that the female had entered the home while the two residents were sleeping and began assaulting them. The homeowner used reasonable force to remove the female from the residence where she fell down a set of stairs and was injured.
Tiffany WAWIA, 44 years of Lake Helen First Nation was issued a Trespass Notice by officers, as the two victims declined to press charges.
(Wingham, ON) Current North Huron CAO Dwayne Evans has confirmed via email, cc’ed to North Huron councilors, that their corporation’s by-laws only apply to lands owned by the corporation. This admission opens the corporation up to possible legal consequences if by-law enforcement continues to violate private property rights.
By-laws are rules and regulations set by local governments to govern the maintenance, standards and use of their assets. These by-laws are typically enforced by by-law officers, who have authority to ensure compliance with these regulations. However, it’s essential to note that by-law officers only have jurisdiction on the corporation’s property and do not have authority on private land.
In some cases, there have been incidents where by-law officers have attempted to exercise their authority on private land, pretending that they had the power to enforce bylaws in these areas. This intentional conflation of boundaries raises questions about overreach of authority and violation of property rights.
By-laws are meant to regulate behavior on the corporation’s land, such as maintenance standards, noise levels, building codes, or animal control. By-law officers are tasked with enforcing these rules to ensure the corporation’s assets are maintained and not abused. However, by-laws do not apply to private property, as individuals have the right to govern their own land as they see fit, as long as they are not in violation of any laws or regulations.
When by-law officers attempt to enforce bylaws on private land, they are overstepping their boundaries and violating property rights. This can lead to legal disputes and conflicts between property owners and local governments. It’s essential for individuals to be aware of their rights when it comes to by-laws and property rights.
The focusing of enforcement on private property while ignoring infrastructure has cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars to repair/replace neglected infrastructure that would have cost only a fraction of that amount if maintained properly.
Contact Dwayne Evans at 519-357-3550 for confirmation, or email [email protected]
(HURON COUNTY, ON) – Huron County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) will be working alongside members of the Canadian Armed Forces during an exercise in Huron County taking place from May 3rd – 5th inclusive. Military personnel will be deployed in Huron County communities during exercise “Trillium Venture”.
31 Canadian Brigade Group will be conducting training in the Huron and Bruce Counties May 3-5, 2024. This exercise will enhance interoperability with other governmental departments, as we work together to respond to a simulated extreme heat scenario.
Members of the public will see the deployment of Domestic Response Companies (DRCs) and Territorial Battalion Group (TBG) sustainment equipment, and vehicles to validate the ability to deploy and sustain in real time. This is being done to create a more challenging, realistic training exercise, and will see soldiers conducting fire training, wellness checks, simulated search and rescue operations, cooling center establishment, as well as other related activities.
All measures are being taken to ensure minimum inconvenience to those in the area. Members of the public are asked to take extra caution if approaching military vehicles and troops and are thanked in advance for their understanding and co-operation.
(Goderich, On) The court has been put on notice, video cameras will return to the courthouse 15April at 2:15 whether they like it or not. Permission has been given by the Rights Activist that is appealing his unconstitutional conviction of “covid crimes” by inattentive Justice of the Peace Frank Leedy (aka Frankie-not-a-judge).
The Activist was fined a total of $6,900 due to Huron Perth Public Health (HPPH) false and misleading testimony at trial, despite the truth being captured on video. One segregation enforcement officer even claimed one of owners was “brandishing a weapon”. This perjury and massive fine was done to scare people into compliance in the future. Punishing the Activist for the future crime of others is an abhorrent abuse of power the lower/lowly court calls “general deterrence”. Conduct fitting only of a disgraced principal or tyrant.
15April will mark 892 days since the standoff began at Buck & Jo’s when a masked OPP “officer” attempted to intimidate the owners by saying “I expect you to comply” with his hand on his gun, and segregation enforcement refusing to answer questions or do their job.
Buck & Jo’s is calling for peace and for the Public to once again pickup their cameras like they did on 05Nov2021 when HPPH threatened to return with a contingent of armed OPP. A video camera is the only weapon needed to expose the abuse of power and the for-profit-prosecution. The 05Nov stand off was viewed over 240,000 times on FaceBook alone.
The appeal will be in person at the Goderich courthouse, and via Zoom for those willing to hit the record button. One tiny click for you, one giant step for Democracy, Freedom & Transparency.
