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Illegal cannabis sites dismantled in Madoc, Stone Mills

By Brock Ormond Oct 20, 2026 | 3:10 PM

Illegal cannabis production sites have been dismantled in Madoc and Stone Mills following investigations from the OPP Provincial Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team.

In September, members of the unit initiated an investigation into suspected illegal cannabis grow operations at properties on Cooper Road in Madoc and County Road 41 in Stone Mills Township.

On Wednesday, October 7, search warrants were executed by members of several police units and no individuals were located during the execution of either warrant.

In the Stone Mills search, officers seized 409 illegal cannabis plants valued at approximately $245,000, processed illegal cannabis valued at approximately $960,000 and a stolen vehicle valued at approximately $80,000, totaling aroundv $1.2 million.

Meanwhile, officers seized 663 illegal cannabis plants with an estimated value of $663,000 in the Madoc raid.

Police investigations continue and anyone with information regarding the illegal sale or production of cannabis is asked to contact the OPP or Crime Stoppers.