OPP say they're taking a zero tolerance approach to enforcement this long weekend. Officers will continue to focus on the Big Four which are: impaired driving, aggressive driving, improper or lack of seatbelt use, and distracted driving. Provincial police say about 250 people have been killed in crashes so far this year on the roadways they patrol. It's called Operation Impact and it aims to reduce the amount of unnecessary injuries on the roadways.

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