Two people are facing charges after OPP found a package containing drugs near where they were arrested.

U.S. border agents say they have seized more than 5,000 pounds of pot heading from Ontario to New York in the last two weeks.

John Philip Stirling, who has a long history of drug smuggling offences, was arrested last April off the coast of Oregon with nearly 200 gallons of liquid methamphetamine on his sailboat.

"Smuggling in marijuana simply isn't essential," a U.S. attorney said of the case.

The tunnel measured over 4,000 feet long and included a rail system, electricity, ventilation and two elevators.

Staff found a bag of meth attached to a carbon-fibre sporting arrow outside a prison in Abbotsford, B.C.

Stirling, 65, was aboard the Mandalay on April 9, 2019, when it was boarded by Coast Guard officials who discovered 28 seven-gallon jugs of liquid methamphetamine.

A Brampton man has been arrested after police say 40 kilograms of suspected narcotics were seized at the Ambassador Bridge port of entry in Windsor.

The trial began Tuesday for a man from B.C. facing drug trafficking charges. Court heard both Crown and the defence give opening statements.

It's believed that the Argentinian woman, along with an alleged accomplice, were on their way to Chile.