Muskoka
Cottage country by the numbers: a permanent population that multiplies for four months a year, and a caseload that follows the crowd north.
The territory
Muskoka’s three big lakes, Muskoka, Rosseau and Joseph, define the district as much as any town does, and the Highway 400/11 corridor turns it into Toronto’s own backyard every summer weekend. The permanent population is modest; the seasonal one is not, and neither is the caseload that comes with it. Marinas, private docks and cottage roads that don’t show up on a standard map are part of the terrain here, the same way condo towers are Toronto’s.
Coverage
We reach Muskoka from Barrie, the closest station to the south. Coverage here means local investigators, not a Muskoka office; every case is staffed and dispatched from our Hamilton head office. Outside the summer season, fewer people on the ground doesn’t mean less ground to cover.
Also serving
- Barrie A commuter corridor to Toronto and the gateway to cottage country, in one caseload.
- Sudbury The nickel basin’s remote worksites, built for terrain where you can’t park across the street.
- Toronto A vertical city where discretion matters because everyone is watching everyone. Full coverage across the GTA.
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