Project Albion nets $1.5M seizure of drugs, cash, guns
A joint police task force seized 11 drug types, $300,000 in cash, a rifle and ammunition in a multi-community bust. The Nishnawbe Aski-led operation charged 22 people from Timmins, Attawapiskat and Moose Factory.
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