An Ontario Provincial Police vehicle is pictured in downtown Toronto on April 11, 2023 (Tammy Hoy/The Canadian Press). According to OPP, a shelter-in-place alert has been lifted after gunfire was reported at a First Nation community located west of Sudbury, Ont., leaving one person critically injured. Police reported that shots were fired near a residence in Mississauga First Nation on Sunday morning. First responders discovered an individual with life-threatening injuries when they arrived at the scene. The shelter-in-place warning was called off by police Sunday afternoon, indicating that there’s no ongoing threat to public safety. While the warning was in effect, authorities advised residents to keep their blinds closed and avoid picking up hitchhikers. Details regarding the incident or any potential arrests have not been disclosed by law enforcement. This report by The Canadian Press was first Aug. 2, 2026. The Canadian Press Previous CHCH News Toronto resident, 18, dead in central Ontario shooting, police say Next CHCH News Ontario Provincial Police confirm two dead in Muskoka boating accident
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