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Boxing Day speeder caught at 173 km/h on Hwy 417

An Ontario G2 driver faces a stunt driving charge after being clocked at 173 km/h on Highway 417 in Ottawa. Learn about the severe penalties, including a minimum $2,000 fine and a one-year driving ban.

Toronto company fined $1M for illegal building

A Toronto-based company has been ordered to pay a $1 million penalty by Ontario's construction regulator for constructing homes without the required permits. Learn the details of the enforcement action.

Fatal Hwy. 400 Crash Kills Two Men, Lanes Reopen

A tragic two-vehicle collision on Hwy. 400 near Major Mackenzie Drive claimed the lives of two men on Sunday, December 7, 2025. All northbound lanes have reopened following the OPP investigation. Read the latest details.

Tow truck driver killed on Hwy. 401; driver identified

Ontario Provincial Police have identified the driver and located a vehicle after a 42-year-old tow operator from Kitchener was struck and killed on Highway 401. The tragedy renews calls for drivers to obey the Slow Down, Move Over law.

G2 driver charged with stunt driving on Hwy. 417

Ontario Provincial Police have charged a G2 driver with stunt and dangerous driving following a traffic stop on Highway 417 near Ottawa. The driver was allegedly racing and weaving through traffic.

Drugs Seized After Highway 417 Crash in Ottawa

Ontario Provincial Police seized a large quantity of drugs following a crash on Hwy. 417 in Ottawa. The driver now faces drug trafficking charges. Read the latest details.

Slippery roads lead to Hwy. 417 pileups in Ottawa

Multiple collisions occurred on Highway 417 near St. Laurent Boulevard due to icy conditions Friday morning. Emergency responders worked to clear the scene as slippery roads created hazardous driving conditions.

Crash closes all NB Hwy 400 lanes at Hwy 401

All northbound lanes of Highway 400 are closed at Highway 401 following a serious collision Friday morning. OPP advises drivers to seek alternate routes and expect significant delays.

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