5.3K views · 96 reactions | Like road safety, keeping children safe is a shared responsibility. This back-to-school season, expect to see students and school buses out on the roads at different times of day than usual. Again this year, OPP officers are taking a “zero tolerance approach” to excessive speed in school safety zones. Stay under the speed limit to avoid strict fines and penalties. | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

Thank you to OPP members and all First Responders for their daily efforts to make kindness the norm in our communities. The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others. — Mahatma Gandhi | Ontario Provincial Police

3.5K views · 13 reactions | The 2023 Annual Report is now available - fully digital and interactive! Learn more about how the OPP is keeping Ontario roads safe – view the full report at opp.ca/AnnualReport | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

5.3K views · 65 reactions | The Ontario Provincial Police strongly advises snowmobilers and ice fishers to be cautious when on frozen lakes or ponds. Fluctuating temperatures can make ice unstable and weak and can result in dangerous accidents. No ice is safe ice. | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

28K views · 741 reactions | When an off-duty OPP officer and his wife came across a motor vehicle collision, they sprang into action to help those who were injured in the crash. 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone, including first responders. So now more than ever, it’s important to highlight letters from community members recognizing the positive impact that OPP officers made during this difficult year. See more at https://opp.ca/news | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook

14K views · 41 reactions | See how OPP tackled traffic challenges in 2023 - view our all-new interactive Annual Report at opp.ca/annualreport | Ontario Provincial Police | Facebook