Two Aurora residents are facing several fines after camping and rabbit hunting north of Capreol.

Greater Sudbury police say they received a call from the Sudbury Trail Plan Monday morning about a vehicle being driven on one of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club trails. It was reported that a trail groomer had seen a vehicle driving on the "C" trail, north of Capreol, and the vehicle was stuck.

A Sudbury police officer and a Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry game warden located the vehicle and two occupants — each from different households in Aurora.

"The two individuals indicated that they were in our jurisdiction camping and hunting rabbits," a police news release stated.

A loaded firearm was also located in the vehicle.

The two have been given fines under the Trespass to Property Act for driving the vehicle on an OFSC Trail ($65), under the Emergency Management and Civil Protections Act – Stay-at-Home Order for failing to comply with an order ($880) and under the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act for having a loaded firearm in the vehicle ($615).

"The individuals were directed to pack up their belongings and to return home as per the provincial Stay-at-Home Order," police stated.