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On October 3^rd 2026, at approximately 9:34 a.m., an officer conducting traffic enforcement on Highway 60, in the area of Ragged Falls Park Road in Algonquin Highlands Township, stopped a vehicle travelling 138 km/h in a posted 80 km/h zone.

As a result of the investigation, a 50-year-old resident of Williamstown was charged with:

·      Drive Motor Vehicle – Perform Stunt – Excessive speed

The driver’s license was suspended for 30 days, and the vehicle was impounded for 14 days.

Excessive speed significantly reduces a driver’s ability to react to changing road conditions, unexpected hazards, weather conditions, and other traffic on the roadway. Higher speeds also increase stopping distances and greatly increase the risk of serious injury or death in the event of a collision.

The Huntsville OPP is urging all motorists to obey posted speed limits, drive according to road and weather conditions, and help keep Ontario’s roads safe for everyone.

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On Friday July 17, 2026, at approximately 6:00 p.m., the Huntsville OPP received reports of a single motor vehicle that collided with the guard rail on Highway 11 Northbound at the exit for Highway 60.

The sole occupant was able to exit the vehicle before it caught on fire.

The driver sustained minor injuries and was assessed by ambulance. Huntsville Fire Department attended the scene, and there were lane closures while the fire was extinguished and debris was cleared from the highway.

The OPP reminds motorists to remain vigilant, avoid distractions while driving, and always drive according to road and traffic conditions.

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Muskoka, ON – The District of Muskoka is reconstructing King William Street from Scott Street to Highway 60. The project is scheduled to start as early as late spring and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.  

To stay informed, residents are encouraged to visit www.engagemuskoka.ca/king-william to sign up for project updates straight to their inbox.   

The project is part of the District’s investment in essential systems that make housing possible and will increase capacity to support 3,200 new homes in the Town of Huntsville. 

Replacement and upgrades to aging water, wastewater and transportation infrastructure will boost housing and the economy locally and support the long-term health of Muskoka’s lakes, rivers and communities. 

“Building homes starts long before the construction of actual houses. The King William Street reconstruction project is an excellent example of this,” said Jeff Lehman, District of Muskoka Chair. “By replacing the old road surface and underground pipes, we are ensuring the services we need today keep working, while also making intersections safer, improving access for everyone, and preparing the area for future homes and new development.” 

Work will include removing and replacing: 

• Aboveground: road, traffic signals  
• Underground: sanitary and storm sewers, watermains 
• Streetscape: curbs, sidewalks, boulevards 

What the Community Needs to Know   

Traffic Impacts  

• To allow this work to be completed safely and efficiently, parts of King William Street will be partially closed and limited to one-way traffic. 

Access Maintained 

• Access to all businesses will be maintained during construction. 
• A dedicated lane will be maintained for all emergency vehicles. 
• Pedestrian crossings at Rogers Cove Drive and the Huntsville Place Mall entrance will remain open. 

Updates and Scheduling 

• Municipal 511 will be updated to help keep Google Maps and Waze current. 
• Delays may occur due to unforeseen conditions. The District will provide advance notice where possible.  
• Residents can visit  www.engagemuskoka.ca/king-william to sign up for project updates or submit comments or questions.   

Construction Café 

• Residents are invited to attend the project’s first Construction Café on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at Henrietta’s Pine Bakery at 92 King William Street in Huntsville. 
• Residents can drop in to this relaxed, casual session any time between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to enjoy a free coffee with the project team, while discussing reconstruction updates and asking questions. 

The District recognizes construction can be disruptive for residents, motorists, and businesses, and thanks residents for their patience during this important project.  

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On March 31, 2026, around 8:59 p.m., members of the Huntsville OPP were conducting proactive traffic enforcement on Highway 60 when they observed a vehicle travelling at a noticeably high rate of speed. The officer confirmed the speed to be more than double the posted 70km/h speed limit.

As a result, Hasan Rahmeh, 27-year-old of Oakville Ontario was charged with: Drive Motor Vehicle – Perform Stunt – Excessive Speed.

The driver received a 30-day license suspension, and their vehicle was impounded for 14 days. The driver is to appear in Provincial Offenses Court in Bracebridge Ontario in June 2026.

In Ontario, stunt driving charges apply if you drive 40 km/h or more over the limit on roads with a limit under 80 km/h, 50 km/h or more over on roads limit 80 km/h or higher, or any speed of 150 km/h or higher. This immediately results in a 30-day license suspension and 14-day vehicle impoundment

Speeding contributes to loss of life on our roads. In 2025, there were 75 deaths on Ontario Roads that were attributed to speeding. Drivers can adopt safe, defensive driving behaviours, which can go a long way in reducing the number of preventable deaths.

Members of Huntsville OPP are committed to public safety, delivering proactive and innovative policing in partnership with our communities. Officers value your contribution to building safe communities.

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As a result of the collision, highway closures and delays for several hours resulted due to the investigation.

Police, Huntsville Fire Department, and Muskoka Ambulance arrived on scene.  Three vehicles were identified, a Kia, a Land Rover and a Nissan. The driver of the Land Rover was airlifted to a Toronto Trauma Centre via Ornge. Two other involved people suffered minor injuries and were treated and released.

The O.P.P. Technical Collision Investigation unit attended the scene to assist with the investigation.

This is an on-going investigation. There are no updates on any injuries the time of this release.

The Huntsville O.P.P. want to extend a thank you to motorists who were confronted with delays and the patience they exhibited.

The Huntsville O.P.P. are asking anyone that witnessed the collision or have dashcam video available, to contact the Huntsville OPP 1-888-310-1122 or contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

Traffic safety remains a top priority of the OPP and a key component of its public safety mandate. All drivers have a role to play in road safety. Being aware of their surroundings and own driving behaviour goes a long way to ensuring we eliminate preventable collisions.

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On June 8, 2025, around 4:37 pm, an officer of the Huntsville OPP was conducting traffic enforcement on Highway 60 when they observed a vehicle travelling at a noticeably high rate of speed. The officer confirmed the speed to be 122 km per hour in a posted 70 km per hour zone.

As a result, Rajkaran GREWAL , 24-year-old of Winnipeg MB was charged with: Drive Motor Vehicle – Perform Stunt – Excessive Speed, contrary to Section 172(1) of the Highway Traffic Act.

On June 16, 2025 around 4:43pm, an officer of the Huntsville OPP was conducting traffic enforcement on Highway 60, and observed a vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed. The officer confirmed the speed to be 123 km per hour in a posted 70 km per hour zone.

As a result, Connor REID, 25-year-old from Burks Falls was charged with: Drive Motor Vehicle – Perform Stunt – Excessive Speed, contrary to Section 172(1) of the Highway Traffic Act.

Both drivers received a 30-day license suspension, and their vehicles were impounded for 14 days. All are to appear in court at a later date.

Possible Penalties Upon Conviction:

• Fines: A minimum fine of $2,000, and a maximum of $10,000.
• Demerit Points: Six demerit points will be added to your driving record.
• License Suspension: A first-time conviction can result in a license suspension of one to three years.
• Jail Time: Up to six months in jail is a possibility for a first offense.
• Driver Improvement Course: A mandatory driver improvement course.
• Insurance Costs: A conviction may impact your insurance premiums
• Long-term Consequences: Subsequent convictions will result in progressively harsher penalties, including potential lifetime license suspension.

Drivers and members of the public are reminded to respect our communities, comply with all laws, and not jeopardize the safety of our citizens or our neighborhoods with risky, illegal, and dangerous actions.

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On May 10, 2025, at approximately 9:00 p.m. the West Parry Sound OPP received a traffic complaint regarding an erratic driver on Highway 69 in Carling Township. Officers were able to locate and stop the vehicle.

As a result of the investigation, Kaeden Meston, 25 years-of-age of Bengough Saskatchewan was charged with:

• Operation while impaired – alcohol
• Operation while impaired – blood alcohol concentration (80plus)
• Driving motor vehicle with cannabis readily available

The accused is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Parry Sound on June 19, 2025. The accused was also issued a 90-day Administrative Drivers Licence Suspension (ADLS), and the vehicle was impounded for seven days.

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On January 11, 2025, and January 12, 2025, Officers of the Huntsville OPP Detachment investigated reports of a person spray painting graffiti on the entrance sign of Lake Tree residence sign located on Highway 60 in the and at the Esso Gas Station nearby.

There is a photo of the suspect and if anyone recognizes the individual they are asked to contact the Huntsville OPP detachment at 705-789-5551 or 1-888-310-1122.

Members of the public can also provide information anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or www.crimestopperss.com.

When you contact Crime Stoppers you stay anonymous, and you never have to testify.

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On July 13, 2024, just before 2:00 p.m., members of the Killaloe Detachment conducted a traffic stop for speed on a mini van on 60 Highway, in the Township of Killaloe Hagarty and Richards.

The 82-year-old driver from Bala was found to be travelling at 141 km/h in a posted 80 km/h zone. As a result of police investigation, the driver was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle while Performing a Stunt – Speeding contrary to the Highway Traffic Act. The defendant was issued a summons to appear in court at the Ontario Court of Justice, Pembroke. The vehicle was towed and impounded for fourteen days. The driver’s licence was seized and suspended for thirty days.

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