Algonquin Park

• DNA technology helps OPP identify remains found in Algonquin Park 45 years ago

  Ontario Provincial Police say DNA technology was key in identifying the remains of an Ohio man whose body was discovered in Algonquin Park 45 years ago.

  Crime

  Sep 4
  
• Ambulance collides with moose while responding to another moose collision: OPP

  An ambulance responding to a serious crash involving a moose in Algonquin Park also collided with a moose early Sunday, Ontario police say. 

  Canada

  May 20, 2024
  
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• Record lows shatter temperature records in Ontario during cold snap

  Environment and Climate Change Canada, a federal body covering weather and climate, shared the deep freeze figures on Twitter.

  Weather

  Feb 5, 2023
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• 3 recent collisions involving moose reported in Algonquin Park, OPP say

  According to police, in all of the collisions the moose died and the vehicles were towed.

  Canada

  May 24, 2022
• Judge finds Toronto teacher not guilty of negligence in 2017 teen student’s drowning

  Nicholas Mills, a teacher at C.W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute, oversaw the July 2017 trip to Algonquin Provincial Park during which Jeremiah Perry died.

  Canada

  Oct 6, 2021
• Judge delays decision in case of Toronto teacher charged in student’s drowning

  The prosecution argues Nicholas Mills breached his duty of care in organizing the July 2017 trip to Algonquin Provincial Park, where Jeremiah Perry drowned.

  Canada

  Sep 3, 2021
• OPP searching for missing Montreal hiker near Algonquin Park

  Police said 26-year-old Daniel Zapata was camping with another person in a remote and densely wooded area along Brent Road in Head, Clara and Maria, a township in Renfrew County.

  Canada

  Aug 15, 2021
• Crown makes closing arguments in case of Toronto teacher charged in teen’s drowning

  Mills has pleaded not guilty to criminal negligence causing death in the July 4, 2017 drowning of 15-year-old Perry.

  Crime

  Jul 9, 2021
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• Toronto teen student would not have drowned if he wore a life jacket, teacher acknowledges at trial

  A Toronto teacher who was in charge of a high school canoe trip four years ago acknowledged today that a student would not have drowned had he been wearing a life jacket to swim.

  Canada

  Jun 30, 2021
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• Toronto teacher who led canoe trip where teenage student drowned testifies at negligence trial

  Nicholas Mills, a teacher at C.W. Jefferys C.I., organized and oversaw the July 2017 trip to Algonquin Provincial Park during which 15-year-old Jeremiah Perry drowned.

  Canada

  Jun 28, 2021