All in-person learning at the Ontario Police College (OPC) in Aylmer, Ont., has been halted in response to an outbreak of COVID-19.
The outbreak is linked to 65 positive cases of COVID-19 since Feb. 22.
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All those who have tested positive are self-isolating, and recruits who test positive are remaining at the college for their self-isolation, a statement said.
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Over the next 14 days, the OPC said it will work to evaluate options for virtual courses.
Southwestern Public health reported Sunday that 84 cases were active in the region, of which 65 were in Aylmer.
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