More than $139 million worth of drugs have been seized in a cross-border, multi-jurisdictional investigation, making it one of the most significant drug seizures in Ontario.The investigation, named Project Bay, started in January 2025 by the Windsor Police Service. The Canada Border Services Agency along with the Ontario Provincial Police were brought in as the scope and complexity of the investigation expanded.U.S. agencies along with Toronto and Peel police were also involved.The investigation found a broker-style model was allegedly used within the commercial transportation section, leveraging established connections to facilitate the cross-border movement of drugs. It was also arranged for drivers to allegedly knowingly transport illicit commodities withing legitimate supply chains. On June 25, 2026, 18 search warrants were executed at homes and businesses in Windsor, Corunna, LaSalle, Brampton and Kleinburg. Two more were executed on July 14 in Markham and Caledon followed by another two search warrants in Brampton. As a result of the investigation and the search warrants, nearly 1.7 tonnes of illegal drugs along with cash, 17 firearms and cash were seized.Suspected methamphetamine seized during cross-border investigation. HANDOUT/OPPSuspected cocaine seized during cross-border investigation. HANDOUT/OPPSuspected cocaine seized during cross-border investigation. HANDOUT/OPPFirearms seized during cross-border investigation. HANDOUT/OPPThe full list of the items seized are as followed: 973 kg suspected cocaine660 kg suspected methamphetamine49 kg opium230 oxycodone tablets (5mg)17 firearms, including an anti-tank rifleAmmunitionProhibited devices and weapons including brass knuckles, magazines and batonC$80,000US$10,000One vehicle as offence-related propertyHigh-end jewelleryMoney counters43 cellphones and six laptopsTwenty-one people are facing 102 charges in connection to the investigation. Nineteen of them have been arrested and another two are wanted.