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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 70%. (I'm a bot)


A Timmins police investigation into a violent break and enter in early April turned up more than anticipated, leading to a drug bust totalling more than $360,000 in illicit drugs.
While likely a Timmins-based operation, Depatie said police know that the drug supply can come to the city from other communities and make their way to northern Ontario.
Information on any drug activity is the key to tackling the illicit market, he added, so people with tips are urged to contact the Timmins police station or report information anonymously through Crime Stoppers.


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This is not worldnews quality information ("A place for major news"). (Also, given previous police reports, a more realistic value of those drugs is likely far lower.) >

For those confused in the thread 
Timmins is in Ontario, it didn't decriminalise drugs, BC did 
Drug dealing is still illegal in BC. Possession of small amounts has been decriminalised >

Didn't they just legalize drugs...? >

1) Timmins is in Ontario, a 5 hour flight from BC, the province that decriminalised drugs
2) drug dealing is still illegal. >

Haven’t thought about my home town in years. What a trip (excuse the pun) >

LOL! I'm from Sudbury, I feel you man. >

Weee.... Just in time before they legilize it... >

Looks like the authorities must be working overtime! >

You would think maybe prioritize human trafficking and violent crimes?