A SCALLOWAY cafe and bar has successfully applied to change its alcohol licence to allow drinking in its outdoor seating area - but some concern was raised over the proximity to the road. The permitted hours for the outdoor area at the Cornerstone will be 11am to 9pm Monday to.
SHARE ON: Wikwemikong Police Service Chief Terry McCaffrey is an experienced First Nation policing veteran with more than 22 years of service from across Canada when he was hired as chief of the territory in 2018. His work included stints with the Dakota Ojibway Police Service in Manitoba, Blood Tribe Police Service, and Tsuu T’ina Nation Police Service in Alberta, and just before joining the Island service, he had spent ten years with the Treaty Three Police Service in Kenora. McCaffrey started his policing career in 1996 where he was trained at the RCMP Training Academy – Depot in Regina, Saskatchewan. Photo – official WUTPS police photo
Wikwemikong chief of police charged with sexual assault
January 28, 2021
Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
Provincial police have charged a Manitoulin Island resident following an investigation into an alleged sexual assault.
Members of the OPP Criminal Investigation Branch arrested 44-year-old Terry McCaffery from Manitowaning, according to a press release.
The Manitoulin Expositor identified McCaffery as the chief of police for the Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service.
This identification was not explicitly stated in the OPP press release.
Wikwemikong Police Service Staff Sgt. Greg Mishibinijima said he cannot confirm any information other than Terry McCaffery is the chief of police.
There will be a board meeting later Wednesday, he added, and more information will be available at that time.