Orillia OPP have completed their investigation following a lockdown and two police-initiated hold and secures that were placed on three Orillia schools Tuesday morning.
Twin Lakes Secondary School was under lockdown on Tuesday, police say, and officers were called to the scene to assist with a reported threat to the school.
According to police, a student reported seeing two male adults inside the school, one of whom had a firearm.
Orchard Park Public School and Harriett Todd Public School were also placed under a police-initiated hold and secure, which was lifted Tuesday afternoon.
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The lockdown was lifted at Twin Lakes at 1:55 p.m. Tuesday, and students were sent home.
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All students and staff were reported safe, Kekewich said.
Police conducted a thorough investigation and determined that there was never a threat to public safety.
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