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The Ontario government is safeguarding fish populations in Lake Simcoe by ensuring individuals follow the legal catch and retain limits.

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On March 6th, 2024, Conservation Officers were operating a Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) over the southern portion of Cook’s Bay on Lake Simcoe. The RPAS flights were conducted to determine if any ice huts had been left abandoned on the ice. An ice hut was located partially submerged in the water on the edge of the ice pack. The hut was primarily constructed of wood and plywood and had a blue tarp roof. No registration numbers were located on the hut and it is believed that it was purposely abandoned on the melting ice.

If you have any information that will assist Conservation officers in their investigation, please call the ministry TIPS line toll free at 1-877-847-7667 or contact your local ministry office. You can also call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS.

As a reminder to anglers, all ice huts must be removed before ice breakup, even if no removal date applies. Conservation Officers are strongly recommending that all ice hut owners develop and action their ice hut removal plans before the ice conditions deteriorate to prevent situations like this from occurring. If early ice out is not a factor, ice hut removal is location dependent, with regulated removal dates ranging between March 1 and March 30.

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During this training, the public will see numerous emergency service vessels completing maneuvers, OPP Emergency Response Team (ERT) and Civilian volunteers practicing ground search and rescue, and search and rescue aircraft from the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) out of Trenton, Ontario conducting low level flights over Lake Simcoe and Mara Provincial Park.

This training is a key refresher to emergency service members skills and ensures operation in a complex environment with multiple agencies.

Members of Orillia OPP are committed to public safety, delivering proactive and innovative policing in partnership with our communities.

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On July 1, 2023, at 1:30 pm the Orillia OPP Marine unit were actively patrolling the waters of Lake Simcoe. An inflatable kayak was observed crossing the lake by Grape Island. Officers stopped to talk to the couple who were without any personal floatation devices. The couple was charged with operating a human powered pleasure craft without a personal floatation device.

Members of Orillia OPP are committed to public safety, delivering proactive and innovative policing in partnership with our communities. Officers want to remind all waterway users that there is no one single cause that leads to drownings but there are common contributors. Basic safety practices such as wearing a lifejacket or a Personal Flotation Device (PFD) while on a vessel or in the water can be the difference between enjoying the water or NOT!

If you have information that may be helpful, please contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers to remain anonymous at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or www.crimestopperssdm.com.

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Ice fishing enthusiasts are reminded that all fishing huts must be removed from Lake Simcoe by midnight on Wednesday, March 15, 2023.

Each year, members of the Marine Unit respond to calls of people, vehicles and pets that have fallen through the ice. Citizens are reminded to keep pets and children away from all ice surfaces during these times where the ice is melting.

Officers have already spotted open areas in the ice, near the mouths of rivers and where there is moving water. The thickness of the ice on Lake Simcoe can vary based on currents below the surface and temperatures above. Uneven cracks can quickly form, resulting in hazardous obstacles for snowmobilers. Check with your local ice hut operators for information in the latest ice conditions.

Remember: No surface of ice or body of water is ever completely safe. It is crucial that citizens take individual responsibility in evaluating the dangers of any recreational activity. If you make educated choices regarding safety, accidents can be prevented.

Following these safety tips can help keep you safe:

• Know the condition of the ice before you go out and remember that changes in the weather can rapidly alter conditions on lakes and streams
• Wear proper clothing and floatation attire
• Never venture out onto the lake alone
• Ensure you have a cell phone with a fully-charged battery in the event of an emergency
• Tell someone where you are going, with whom and what time you will return

Every year, garbage and other materials that are left behind on the ice in the winter are not only pollution, but can be hazards for swimmers and boaters in the spring and summer. Respect the environment and the waterway that you so enjoy. If you took it out on the ice, then take it back on land before the ice melts.

For more information and safety tips, contact the York Regional Police Marine Unit at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7321.

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Lake Simcoe and surrounding waterways still have large sections of open water. As new ice continues to form, it can be relatively thin.  While sections of ice may appear to be snow covered and stable, we would like to remind all citizens that ice conditions can vary drastically even in close proximity and may pose significant risk.

Each year members of the Marine Unit respond to calls of people, vehicles and pets that have fallen through the ice. Citizens are reminded to keep pets and children away from shorelines, river banks and ponds as ice and increasing water flows present a clear danger.

Remember no ice is ever completely safe. Any individual enjoying recreational activities near a body of water must make a personal decision to do so, realizing that there is a degree of risk associated with this choice. It is crucial that citizens take individual responsibility in evaluating the quality of ice.

For more information and safety tips, contact the York Regional Police Marine Unit at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7321, or visit the York Regional Police website at www.yrp.ca

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On August 18, 2022, just before 4 p.m., Orillia OPP uniform officers and members of the Marine Unit, along with Ramara Fire and Rescue, Orillia Fire Department and County of Simcoe Paramedic Services, responded to two people in distress in the water, who fell off a personal watercraft in Lake Simcoe near Bonnie Beach in Ramara Township. Police said neither person was wearing a life jacket.

One person was rescued from the water by members of the public. With the assistance of the OPP Helicopter, the second person was located submerged in the water, retrieved by Ramara Fire and transported to a local hospital, where they were pronounced deceased.

The deceased has been identified as Tony CHAN, age 54, of Mississauga ON.

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Shortly after 5 p.m., Orillia OPP Marine officers were dispatched to a call on Lake Simcoe near McRae Point Provincial Park. The caller reported that a 16-year-old on a stand-up paddle board had been pushed out very far by the strong winds and was struggling. 

Rama PS members along with Ontario Parks employees kept watch from ashore while CFOPP was in the air ensuring an emergency was avoided and quick response if needed.

OPP Marine members located the exhausted youth and escorted him safely where his parents were waiting.

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On September 12, 2021, shortly after 8:30 a.m., officers began a search of Lake Simcoe after receiving a request for assistance from a neighbouring Police Service for an overdue vessel.

An OPP marine officer and an auxiliary officer located the two adults and dog at 10 a.m. in the water near Georgiana Island with a capsized sailboat located beside them.

All parties were taken to the hospital via Ambulance for assessment due to having spent a significant length of time in the water.

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