OPP dismantle grow sites in Stone Mills and Madoc
Ontario's cannabis enforcement team searched properties in Stone Mills and Madoc on 7 October, seizing 1,072 plants, processed cannabis and a stolen vehicle worth over $1.8 million. No one was at either site; power was cut over fire and electrical hazards and inquiries continue.
🇨🇦 Stone Mills Township and Madoc, Ontario · Canada
- Plants destroyed
- 1,072
- Value (official estimate)
- CAD 1,800,000
On 7 October 2026, Ontario Provincial Police dismantled suspected illegal cannabis production sites in Stone Mills Township and Madoc, seizing more than $1.8 million in cannabis and stolen property across two separate raids.[1] The investigations began in September and involved the Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team, with emergency response and asset forfeiture units assisting the searches.[1][2]
At a County Road 41 property in Stone Mills, officers seized 409 plants valued at about $245,000, processed cannabis worth roughly $960,000 and a stolen vehicle valued at $80,000.[1][2] Fire officials issued fines and by-law officers compliance orders over fire, electrical and property hazards, and hydro service was disconnected.[1][2] At a Cooper Road property in Madoc the same day, officers seized 663 plants valued at approximately $663,000.[1]
No individuals were found at either property during the searches, and both investigations remain ongoing.[1][2]
Sources
- OPP dismantle illegal cannabis sites in Stone Mills and Madoc. Kingston Daily, 21 October 2026.
- Police report: illegal cannabis production site dismantled in Stone Mills, three people charged with impaired driving. Napanee Beaver, 20 October 2026. Archived copy.