A 2010 study, published in the Journal of Traffic Injury Prevention, concluded that more than 10 per cent of drivers randomly pulled over for a survey tested positive for drug use, compared to eight per cent who had been drinking alcohol. A 2012 study (http://ow.ly/wNop5) found a two-fold increase in the risk of an accident if there is any measurable amount of THC (the active ingredient in cannabis) in the bloodstream.

The 9th Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Toll was a great success again in 2014. As in the past, the public came through and the total amount raised this year is $23,500 (more than $187,500 over 9 yrs.).

Update May 20th, 2014 7:50pm - Road is now clear and open to regular traffic. The Greater Sudbury Police Service would like to thank the public for their assistance.

Update May 20th, 2014 4:20pm -The roadway at the scene on Howey Drive near Tarneaud Street is now closed for the police investigation of the single motor vehicle collision involving a motorcycle.

The Greater Sudbury Police Service will be holding the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) for Special Olympics on May 21st 2014. Participants will be jogging from Science North to Tom Davies Square.

May 19th, 2014 The Greater Sudbury Police Service is currently on scene of a fire on Kathleen Street in Greater Sudbury. At approximately 1:40 am this morning fire was set to a large garbage bin located outside the Jem Mart convenience store.

On the 16th of May 2014 at 9:00 pm, officers of the Uniform Division responded to a report of an All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) collision on Simmons Road in Rayside-Balfour.

On the 16th of May 2014 at approximately 10:30 am, officers of the Break Enter and Robbery (BEAR) unit had occasion to observe a stolen truck. The stolen vehicle, a 1997 green GMC was parked unattended in a parking lot on Beech Street in Greater Sudbury.

The Greater Sudbury Police Service (GSPS) would like to advise the public of upcoming traffic disruptions in the downtown area of Greater Sudbury.

Police Week was officially launched Monday at the Community Safety and Well-being Planning forum. Representatives from the City of Greater Sudbury, Sudbury Healthy Community Cabinet, the Greater Sudbury Police Services and partners from the human and social services sectors, municipal officers, community-based organizations and residents gathered to begin the process of developing comprehensive and integrated framework for community safety and well-being planning