At the Scene Photography

Name: At the Scene Photography
Address: Barrie, ON, L4M5C4, CA
Telephone: +17053317708

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2024 Readers Choice Platinum Best Photographer
25, 26 Readers Choice Gold Best Photographer
Chamber Of Commerce 2026
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Chasing Fire Trucks since 2022

10/28/2026

Staples - Barrieview Dr
HAZMAT call
Small bag of batteries exploded

10/28/2026

Southbound Highway 400 ramp closure required for Dunlop Street bridge replacement project

Barrie, ON – The Ontario Ministry of Transportation’s (MTO) contractor for the Dunlop Street bridge replacement project will implement a closure of the Highway 400 southbound on-ramp from eastbound Dunlop Street West. The closure will be in place from Monday, November 2 to Monday, November 9, 2026.

The closure of the Highway 400 southbound on-ramp from westbound Dunlop Street West has been extended to Friday, November 27, 2026, including access to Cedar Pointe from Dunlop Street West.

The detour will direct eastbound traffic on Dunlop Street West to Highway 400 via Anne Street and Essa Road. Westbound traffic on Dunlop Street West will continue to be detoured to Highway 400 via Ferndale Drive, Ardagh Road, and Essa Road. Drivers are encouraged to plan ahead and follow posted signage.

This work is part of the Ontario Ministry of Transportation’s ongoing Highway 400 project, which includes constructing a new, expanded bridge crossing at Dunlop Street over Highway 400 and widening the interchange to support future expansion of Highway 400.

For more information and updates on this project, visit barrie.ca/roadwork.

10/28/2026

DRUG TRAFFICKING INVESTIGATION RESULTS IN CHARGES IN ESSA TOWNSHIP

(ESSA TOWNSHIP, ON) - Members of the Nottawasaga Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) have charged one individual following a drug trafficking investigation in Essa Township.

On Wednesday, October 28, 2026, with assistance from the Collingwood OPP Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU), Huronia West OPP CSCU, and Nottawasaga OPP Crime Reduction Unit (CRU), officers executed a search warrant in Essa Township. Officers seized approximately 64 grams of suspected methamphetamine, 96mg of suspected hydromorphone, 1200mg of suspected morphine, a quantity of Canadian currency, brass knuckles, an imitation handgun, and drug trafficking paraphernalia.

As a result of the investigation, Kevin MASON, a 45-year-old resident of Essa Township, was arrested and charged under the Criminal Code and Controlled Drugs and Substances Act with:

Possession for the purpose of trafficking - three counts
Possession of property obtained by crime under $5000
Unauthorized possession of a weapon
Possession of a weapon contrary to prohibition order - two counts

The investigation was supported by members of the Huronia West OPP Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU), Central Region OPP Repeat Offender Parole Enforcement (ROPE) Squad, and the Nottawasaga OPP Crime Reduction Unit (CRU).

The accused is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Bradford on Thursday, December 10, 2026.

The OPP remains committed to disrupting the distribution of illegal drugs and enhancing community safety. Anyone with information regarding drug trafficking or other criminal activity is encouraged to contact the Nottawasaga OPP at 1-888-310-1122

10/28/2026

Impaired driver with child passengers charged

On Tues., Oct. 27, 2026, Barrie Police Service officers responded to a three-vehicle collision around 6:40 p.m. in the area of Veteran’s Drive and Salem Road.

While on scene, police spoke with one of the drivers who exhibited obvious signs of impairment, including glassy eyes, and slow, methodical speech. Three other occupants were also inside the vehicle, including a woman and two young children.

A review of CCTV cameras revealed the accused passing other vehicles along Veteran’s Drive before abruptly braking to make a right turn onto Salem Road. The vehicle collided with another vehicle that was turning left onto Veteran’s Drive, as well as a third vehicle following behind. No injuries were reported.

The suspected impaired driver was taken into custody and transported to Barrie Police Headquarters where a qualified breath technician confirmed his blood alcohol concentration was nearly twice the legal limit.

The 39-year-old man was subsequently charged with:

Impaired operation
Impaired operation (80 plus)
Dangerous operation
As a result of the charges, his vehicle was impounded for seven days, and his driver’s licence was suspended for 90 days, as per the Highway Traffic Act.

10/28/2026

Curbside Battery Collection Week returns November 2 to 6

Place filled battery bags on top of cart for collection

(Barrie, ON) – During the first full week of November, residents are encouraged to dispose of their batteries through the City’s Battery Collection Week. Batteries collected through the program are safely processed and recycled, recovering valuable materials while keeping hazardous waste out of the garbage and recycling.

“Proper battery disposal is essential,” says Stephanie Mack, Director of Waste Management and Environment. “It helps protect the environment and reduces the risk of fires in garbage trucks and at waste facilities.”

Battery collection bags were mailed out to all Barrie residential homes (not including multi-residential properties) through Canada Post. Batteries can also be placed in clear, sealable bags or unused battery recycling bags previously provided by the City.

To participate:

Place filled battery bags ON TOP of either your garbage or organics cart on your regular curbside collection day next week.
If no cart is set out, place bags on the ground at the curb.
Bags must be clearly visible to the driver of the collection vehicle.
Do not place bags inside carts or recycling containers.

Curbside Battery Collection Week is for single-use batteries only, including:

Type AAA, AA, A, C, D, 9-Volt and button batteries commonly used for hearing aids and watches.

Cell phone, laptop, car batteries and battery packs are NOT accepted, but these materials can be taken to the landfill for safe collection.

Batteries should be stored in a cool, dry location, away from any flammable material. Do not use the battery bag to store batteries long term; this can be a fire hazard. During storage, battery terminals should not be in contact with materials that could conduct electricity or heat. Some battery types require terminal protection, like taping. Visit RecycleYourBatteries.ca/battery-safety for detailed information on how to protect terminals.

Outside of Battery Collection Week each November, batteries can be disposed of for free at the Barrie Landfill, 272 Ferndale Drive North.

10/28/2026

PUBLIC APPEAL
Barrie Police Service seek to identify a male last seen in the area of Grove and Nelson streets after reports of someone trespassing on school property.
If you have information, please contact police at 705-725-7025 and reference occurrence .

10/28/2026

PUBLIC APPEAL: Barrie Police Service are seeking to identify a male regarding an incident that took place on Oct. 15, 2026, at the Allandale Rec Centre on Bayview Drive.
If you have information regarding the identity or whereabouts of this individual, please email [email protected] and reference occurrence .

10/28/2026

Update from Barrie Police Service
The Barrie Police Tactical Support Unit, along with frontline and Street Crime Unit officers, executed a drug search warrant at a residence in the northeast end of the city on Sydenham Wells at around 5 a.m.

Three people were taken into custody.

The investigation is ongoing.

Original post:
Barrie Police Tactical Unit breached a home on Sydenham Wells just after 5 am the unit appears to be working with Frontline and Guns and Gangs officiers. No information is available at this time. Residents report hearing a loud bang (flash gr***de) and seeing a large police presence on the street. We have reached out to Corporate Communications for further details.

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10/28/2026

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📅 November 2, noon to November 3, noon

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10/27/2026

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