5.3K views · 96 reactions | Like road safety, keeping children safe is a shared responsibility. This back-to-school season, expect to see students and school buses out on the roads at different times of day than usual. Again this year, OPP officers are taking a “zero tolerance approach” to excessive speed in school safety zones. Stay under the speed limit to avoid strict fines and penalties. | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

59K views · 1.1K reactions | Thank you to OPP members and all First Responders for their daily efforts to make kindness the norm in our communities. The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. — Mahatma Gandhi | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

4.8K views · 93 reactions | Thieves look for valuables left in unlocked vehicles, especially during the holiday season. You should always lock vehicle doors, place shopping bags and other personal items in the trunk or out of sight and don’t leave important items in your vehicle. Lock it or lose it! | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

78K views · 443 reactions | The OPP have opportunities for officers across the province. Think about Elliot Lake in East Algoma, a beautiful area in North Eastern Ontario as a place for you to call home. Apply today, opp.ca | Ontario Provincial Police - Careers | Facebook

The last #OPP Auxiliary Information Session was held at West Region Headquarters for 2025! But don't worry, more sessions are going to be held in 2026, so let's turn your dream into a reality. To learn more, please visit opp.ca/auxiliary. #WROPP ^es | Ontario Provincial Police - West Region

5.1K views · 48 reactions | 23 years ago, Melanie Ethier disappeared without a trace while walking home in a small northern town. Someone knows something, but where do police look when there is no evidence to solve the case? Learn more at opp.ca/news. Anyone with any information that could assist in this investigation can contact OPP Criminal Investigation Services at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

2.5K views · 54 reactions | 39 years after Kathy Wilson’s disappearance, the OPP gets a confession and the family gets peace. This video is a rare look at the evidence and techniques the OPP can now share including interviews with the family and the undercover officer who got close to the murderer, and finally the confession. Watch the full video at opp.ca/news | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook