Essex County OPP have released surveillance video following a jet ski theft in Lakeshore.
Officials say a grey Dodge Ram pulled up to an address on Mill Street around 2:20p.m. on Wednesday afternoon.
The suspects hooked up a 2018 shoreline trailer with a 2019 Kawasaki STX-15f and left westbound on County Road 22.
If you have any information you are asked to contact the Lakeshore OPP or Crime Stoppers.
The federal government has announced that it will be temporarily suspending mandatory random COVID-19 testing at Canadian airports for vaccinated travellers beginning June 11, before moving randomized testing off-site as of July 1.
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Justin Bieber has opened up about his health after cancelling two concerts in Toronto earlier this week saying he's been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a virus that has left him with a form of facial paralysis.
The Biden administration is lifting its requirement that international air travellers to the U.S. take a COVID-19 test within a day before boarding their flights, easing one of the last remaining government mandates meant to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
A day after the House January 6 committee revealed previously unseen video of former U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter and senior adviser, Ivanka Trump, saying she accepted then-Attorney General Bill Barr's statement that the Justice Department found no fraud sufficient to overturn the election, the former president said she had "long since checked out."
Canada is poised to become the first country in the world to require that a warning be printed on every cigarette.
Canada's chief public health officer said Friday there were 112 cases of monkeypox across Canada and all of those infected were male.
Canada has agreed to spend nearly $27 million this year on slowing the flow of irregular migration from Latin America and the Caribbean and will welcome 4,000 additional migrants from the region by 2028, the White House said Friday.
When some Canadians began receiving notices that they had to return pandemic relief money given out as part of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) program, one of the most commonly-asked questions was: but what if I already paid taxes on these funds? Canada Revenue Agency says there are processes to adjust that.
Mattea Sommerville is being remembered for her work as a community champion after she passed away suddenly in her sleep earlier this week.
Gas prices are once again on the cusp of hitting a new all-time high in Ontario, with the current record of 214.9 cents per litre expected to be eclipsed this weekend.
An Indigenous artist is using her work to spark dialogue in communities across the country, including in Waterloo region.
A child remains in hospital in serious condition after falling from the window of an apartment building, according to police.
A string of incidents at a London home has led to charges for two people, according to police.
A letter to London City Council is requesting the removal of Trooper Mark Wilson’s name from all City of London amenities.
Provincial police are investigating a "suspicious death" after officers found a woman's body Friday morning.
Most of the province's remaining mask mandates will lift at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, but major hospitals across the region will continue to require masking.
The hold and secure at a high school in Huntsville has been lifted, the school board said shortly before 4 p.m. on Friday.
After having several things stolen from her late son's gravesite, a Sudbury area mother is determined to help stop the thefts at a local cemetery.
The Sault Ste. Marie mayor says he is concerned about the Algoma Steel oil spill as a nearby town moves to water tower supply with limited amount.
Sudbury’s Bob Johnston is now the chief operating officer for Sudbury Wolves Sports and Entertainment (SWSE), encompassing hockey, basketball, football and community involvement.
Ottawa Public Health released no information about the resident that tested positive for monkeypox, only saying the individual has recovered.
The federal government has announced that it will be temporarily suspending mandatory random COVID-19 testing at Canadian airports for vaccinated travellers beginning June 11, before moving randomized testing off-site as of July 1.
Canadians for Affordable Energy president Dan McTeague says prices will rise another three cents a litre on Saturday, to 215.9 cents a litre.
Justin Bieber has opened up about his health after cancelling two concerts in Toronto earlier this week saying he's been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, a virus that has left him with a form of facial paralysis.
The federal government has announced that it will be temporarily suspending mandatory random COVID-19 testing at Canadian airports for vaccinated travellers beginning June 11, before moving randomized testing off-site as of July 1.
Ontario is shifting its COVID-19 data reporting from daily to weekly updates beginning next week.
Montreal police say they have arrested 12 people, including nine minors, in relation to unrelated cases of alleged gang activity and bullying at two high schools in the boroughs of Anjou and Ahuntsic-Cartierville.
As of last week, under Bill 96, Quebec will only issue marriage certificates in French, according to a letter sent to wedding officiants in the province. Some couples have already decided to tie the knot in Ontario.
Retired Hydro-Quebec engineer Marcel Lussier won Tuesday's $70 million Lotto Max jackpot, and wants to help Ukraine and people with autism with some of his winnings.
A Nova Scotia man has removed equipment, including a push bar, from his decommissioned police vehicle after the RCMP received a complaint about the car.
The radio communications system used by the RCMP during Nova Scotia's mass shooting worked as it was designed to -- even if officers struggled to get messages through because of network congestion, officials told an inquiry Thursday.
The RCMP in New Brunswick is investigating a suspicious fire that destroyed a lighthouse in Cape Tormentine.
Winnipeg police say a teenage girl was kicked in the head and assaulted by a group of people in a school field on Thursday night.
For the first time in the town's history, Altona will be having a pride parade, but not everyone is open to the idea of the event.
There will be no street festival in Winnipeg's Osborne Village this Canada Day.
There were some tense moments for students and parents arriving at Our Lady of the Snows Catholic School in Canmore on Friday morning when a grizzly bear wandered onto the soccer field to munch on some dandelions.
Jim Moore was born on June 12, 1920 and spent much of his life in Ontario, but moved to Calgary at the beginning of the pandemic.
Alberta's beef producers are concerned that a proposed regulation from Health Canada to change the labels on packages of ground beef may create doubt of their product's nutritional value.
As Alberta gas prices continued to soar Friday to heights not seen in at least a decade, a UCP minister said the fuel tax pause is all but certain to continue and he's demanding the same from Ottawa.
Starting June 30, tow trucks in Alberta will be allowed to use blue lights to help increase visibility as crews work on the side of roads and highways.
The Edmonton Police Service says the man accused of murdering two men in Chinatown last month was brought to Edmonton by RCMP, even though court conditions prohibited him from being in the city.
Two climate protesters walked onto the pitch and partially disrobed during Thursday night's Canada-Curacao soccer game in Vancouver.
A B.C. construction company has been fined $25,000 and its principal sentenced to 14 days in jail for continuing to violate the province's Workers Compensation Act despite two previous court decisions against them.
The Summer Cinema lineup has just been released. Here's a list of movies playing in Stanley Park this year.
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