This #BlackHistoryMonth, the #OPP recognizes and celebrates the significant contributions Black Canadians have had and continue to have in policing and in shaping our country.

proud to have been a part of #DiverseVoicesUnite, a look a #BlackHistoryMonth presentation put together by a passionate community, It premieres at 10 am this morning here. youtube.com/watch?v=1QulqP… . . .

A Barrie high school teacher says her latest project is about people coming together and having courageous conversations. #BlackHistoryMonth #Barrie #St.PetersSS St. Peter's C.S.S. Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board barrie360.com/diverse-voices…

Suicide, We remember those we have lost and support those left behind. Bridge the Gap is an initiative to raise suppot for a memorial site of OPP members lost to suicide pscp.tv/w/cwGrdjFQbUtx…

Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival, signals the beginning of spring. This year marks the year of the Tiger. Wishing all those who are celebrating a happy New Year filled with good health, fortune and prosperity.

We celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth in February to recognize the achievements of Black Canadians and learn about Black history, today and every day. It is a time to reflect on the past and inform our journey towards meaningful change and a more equitable and inclusive future.

NHL great Curtis Joseph and #OPP Sergeant Shauna Marshall both know being a good teammate includes listening to our mates and also being honest about what’s stressing us out. Stay in touch with your teammates, friends, and family. #GetReal Put Stigma in the Penalty Box. NHL Alumni

Eid Mubarak! June 28 is Eid ul-Adha: Feast of Sacrifice, the second major Muslim holiday. Celebrated by thousands of Muslims across Ontario with prayers held at mosques and Islamic centers in our communities. Wishing all our Muslim OPP and community members a happy Eid ul-Adha.

A Christmas Miracle: South Simcoe Police Auxiliary Constable Saves A Child’s Life During Local Parade It was a Sunday afternoon, the streets in Innisfil were alive with festive cheer and anticipation as families with their children lined the sidewalks along Innisfil Beach Road

South Simcoe Police are seeking assistance from the public in identifying any of the persons of interest in the attached photos. Police are investigating a number of thefts that occurred at LCBO stores in Bradford West Gwillimbury and Innisfil. Police obtained video footage from

MEET ALICE! SHE'S 7. A FIGHTER. A SURVIVOR. Alice is this year’s child ambassador for the Be A Hero Head Shave in support of pediatric oncology at Southlake Regional Health Centre. She is the daughter of Jacquie, a serving member with South Simcoe Police. Alice is a brave

The South Simcoe Police Community Response Unit has once again delivered a successful Senior Citizen Police Academy program in Town of Innisfil and Town of BWG. Throughout the months of July and August, more than 80 participants attended sessions at Sandycove Acres and the

The South Simcoe Police Service joins communities from around the world in honouring those who lost their lives in the senseless terrorist attacks in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington on September 11, 2001. We honour the memory of the victims and the bravery of first

As a special tribute to our fallen heroes, today we kicked off the National Peace Officers’ Memorial Run at South Simcoe Police South Division in Bradford West Gwillimbury. The National Peace Officers’ Memorial Run serves to pay tribute to those officers who have valiantly

Yesterday, South Simcoe Police Service riders completed a 209-kilometre leg from Aylmer to Toronto, joining policing partners from across the province for the National Peace Officers’ Memorial Run and Ride to Remember. Despite rain and strong headwinds, our riders pushed through

SOUTH SIMCOE POLICE ISSUE WARNING ON DISTRACTION THEFTS Read media release here: southsimcoepolice.on.ca/media_release/…

On behalf of the South Simcoe Police Service, we remember the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of all who have served and those who continue to serve our country. At the 11th hour, we stand together and pause to honour their memory and reflect on their legacy. Lest We Forget