Police crack down on Toronto organized crime group allegedly trafficking drugs, guns into Manitoba – CityNews

March 12, 2025

Authorities say they have put a dent in a high-level drug trafficking operation from Toronto operating in multiple Canadian provinces and allegedly responsible for bringing large quantities of drugs and guns into Manitoba.

The Winnipeg Police Service’s “Project Lowkey,” which began in April 2024, involved nearly a dozen searches in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. It’s led to the seizure of weapons, cocaine, methamphetamine, hydromorphone pills, vehicles and cash.

It’s also resulted in the arrest of nine individuals – mostly from Ontario but also from Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the U.S. who are facing dozens of charges. Arrest warrants have been issued for five more suspects – four from Ontario and one from Alberta.

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