Wikwemikong Police

🚨 Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service is hiring New Constables! 🚨 Are you ready to make a difference in your community while building a meaningful career? Join a team that values respect, professionalism, and cultural connection. WTPS offers incredible benefits including a Northern Incentive Compensation Enhancement, 100% employer-paid health coverage, a generous health and wellness spending account, temporary housing support, and a fully matched Ontario Pension Plan. Our policing approach is rooted in Anishinaabe teachings and focused on community engagement. Located on beautiful Manitoulin Island, this is your chance to work in a supportive environment surrounded by nature and culture. 🔗 Apply now: wtps.ca/jobs

Do not use illegal drugs. Do not use alone. If something goes wrong, no one can call for help. Know the signs of an overdose and call emergency services immediately. We’re asking everyone to check in on friends, family, and neighbors. A quick conversation can save a life. We’re here to protect our community. Please share this message.

It was a shock to everyone that WTPS beat the Manitoulin Lady Panthers. The best part was that the officers and civilian staff had the opportunity to interact with island teenagers! Miigwech to a great game!

Come on out and cheer!

WTPS is out patrolling the community. Cst. Colangeli shares a great message reminding everyone that if you see something, please report it.

Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service is looking for dedicated officers to join our team. Make a difference on a beautiful island in Ontario, serve a terrific community, and enjoy excellent pay and benefits. If you’re looking for a rewarding career where your work truly matters, this could be the role for you. 👉 Explore careers at wtps.ca/about/careers/

WTPS is proud to take part in Bell Let’s Talk Day 2026 This year’s theme, “Taking a Moment for Mental Health,” reminds us how important it is to pause, check in with ourselves and one another, and make space for self-care. Today, and every day, we encourage our community to take a moment to reflect, reach out, and support mental health conversations — because every conversation matters. #BellLetsTalk #TakingAMoment #MentalHealthMatters #WTPSCares

Our thoughts are with the officer from @durham.regional.police who was shot today. We are holding their family, their fellow officers, and every first responder who rushed to help close in our hearts. Please know you are in our thoughts during this incredibly difficult time. 💙

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If you’re dreaming of a job where you can help people, do good in your community, and earn a solid salary, then it might be time to join the team at WTPS! 💙 Make a difference
💼 Build a meaningful career
💵 Enjoy competitive pay
🤝 Be part of something bigger Ready for a role that matters? Come work with us at WTPS — where purpose meets opportunity. ✨

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@WikiPolice Hi, I am a reporter at the Canadian Press. I am reaching out to request an interview with Chief Ron Gignac for a story I am working on. I am using X for media inquiry because I couldn't find any media relations email on your website.

Keep kids safe this holiday season.

Holiday Hours Notice: WTPS business hours are temporarily adjusted for the holiday season. Open Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM- 3:00 PM December 16th - January 4th. Thank you for your understanding and happy holidays!

🐄 Not all calls are about crime! Today, Cst. Morgan showed off his cow‑herding skills after a few curious bovines wandered into someone’s yard. From traffic stops to farmyard drop‑ins, we enjoy all kinds of policing — keeping our community safe (and moo‑ving along) in every way! 🐾💙

Wikwemikong Tribal Police Recover Stolen All-Terrain Vehicles FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 Wiikwemkoong, ON — November 4, 2025 — The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service has successfully recovered two stolen Honda Rancher 500 All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) following a break, enter, and theft reported earlier this month. On October 5, 2025, the Wiikwemkoong Lands and Resources Department reported the theft of two ATVs. After weeks of investigation, officers made significant progress in the case.
 On October 27, 2025, while responding to an unrelated call on South Bay Road, officers located one of the stolen ATVs. A 43-year-old male from Wiikwemkoong was arrested and charged with Possession of Property Obtained by Crime. Two days later, on October 29, officers recovered the second stolen ATV at a residence on Henry Street. The investigation remains active, and further arrests are anticipated.
 Read the full article: wtps.ca/news/

Crime Prevention Week is Here! The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service is proud to support Ontario’s annual Crime Prevention Week from November 2–8, 2025, alongside the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police and the Ministry of the Solicitor General. 🛡️ Community safety starts with YOU. By staying alert, sharing info, and reporting suspicious activity, we can help prevent crime before it happens. 📢 3 Easy Ways to Report: 1️⃣ Online Reporting Submit a report anytime at wtps.ca — just click the gold “Report Online” button! 2️⃣ Crime Stoppers Stay anonymous & earn rewards. Call 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or visit ontariocrimestoppers.ca. 3️⃣ Call Us Directly For non-emergencies or suspicious activity, dial 1-705-370-3141

Last week, WTPS Police Chief Ron Gignac spoke with CTV News to share insights into the recently released crime statistics for Wiikwemkoong.   WTPS remains committed to transparency and proactive community safety. These statistics help us identify areas where we’re seeing progress — and where more work is needed to keep our communities safe.   Chief Gignac emphasized that while some categories of crime have increased, WTPS continues to: ✅ Strengthen prevention and education initiatives ✅ Collaborate closely with partner agencies across the territory, region and province ✅ Focus resources on community engagement, visibility, and culturally informed policing   WTPS thanks community members for their ongoing cooperation and vigilance. Together, we can continue building a safer, stronger community.   🔗 Watch the CTV News interview here: ctvnews.ca/northern-ontar…

Huge congratulations to this young hunter on a successful outing at Point Grondine! Our officers were proud to be part of this memorable experience and to support the next generation of responsible hunters. 🌲 #PointGrondine #SuccessfulHunt

Hiring an Operational & Administrative Clerk (OAC) – Full-Time 
 The Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service seeks a qualified individual to join our service. In this exciting, rewarding and challenging opportunity, you will provide operational and administrative support to the frontline, court unit, and executive team. You will also provide reception and administrative support from time to time, when required, in co-ordination and processing of administrative services. 
 All the details are here: wtps.ca/jobs/operation…

#SuperiorEastOPP and #SaultOPP reminding public that driving off-road vehicles without a licence on public roads is illegal. Drivers must be 16yrs+ with G2/M2. Vehicles must be registered/plated/insured. Max. speed 20km/hr in 50km zones, and 50km/hr in over 50km zones. Help young riders become safe ORV drivers! ontario.ca/atv / ofatv.org ^an

Constable Manek had a great visit with the Grade 4 class to talk about bullying and racism awareness. Big thanks to the students for their amazing attention and thoughtful participation — you're making a difference!