5 million bees fall of truck on Guelph Line in Burlington, Ont.

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Beekeeper Luc Peters says he’s found himself in “sticky” situations before but Wednesday morning was the first time he’s ever had police call him for a bee-related emergency. 

Peters was one of several local beekeepers called in to help after some five million bees fell off a truck on Guelph Line in Burlington, north of Dundas Street.

Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) said officers were called to the area around 6:15 a.m. to respond to a truck with a trailer transporting bees. 

“We’re not sure how or what exactly took place but at some point the boxes containing bees or beehives slid off the trailer

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