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Patrollers were checking riders for signs of impairment, and their sleds for required 2024 registration validation stickers, proof of insurance, and 2024 OFSC trail passes.

Patrollers were checking riders for signs of impairment, and their sleds for required 2024 registration validation stickers, proof of insurance, and 2024 OFSC trail passes.

Snowmobile users are more than ready to start ripping it out on the trails, but the winter weather has put a d...

Rapidly warming temperatures have made trail conditions unsafe

So far this winter, the Ontario Provincial Police have investigated 13 snowmobiling fatalities across the province. That's compared to 15 last winter.

Theft Driving Complaints The OPP is committed to safe communities….a secure Ontario and asks your help to ensure that your inquiries are addressed as soon as possible. Please contact 911 for emergencies and the PCC at 1-888-310-1122 to make a report of a non-emergent nature. COCAINE SEIZURE Local resident arrested for trafficking cocaine (KENORA, ON) – On February 18, 2021 members of the Kenora Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Organized Crime and Enforcement Bureau (OCEB) ...

Article content BRUCE MINES Ample weekend snow has, no doubt, left Algoma snow machine enthusiasts with a warm, fuzzy feeling. Fifteen groomers worked long hours to prepare portions of Algoma-area trails over the period. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Algoma snowmobilers celebrate weekend snow Back to video After more than a month with little to no new snow, enthusiasts say they are anxious to be finally out enjoying their sport. Varying amounts ...

Article content The New Espanola & District Snowmobile Club has been doing a lot of work on the approximately 242 kilometres of trail in their riding area. According to their Facebook page they have used a rental excavator to fix culverts, swamp holes, remove fallen trees and clear brush, level rocky hills, and do general repairs to the trails. They have even replaced some damaged sections on the Elizabeth Lake Bridge. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser...

Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR Jan 20, 2021 7:09 AM Provincial Police are urging local riders to use caution when venturing out as part of Snowmobile Safety Week. OPP say excessive speed, driving too fast for the conditions and alcohol and drugs are top contributing factors in snowmobile deaths. Sergeant Kerry Schmidt adds 40% of OPP-investigated fatal snowmobile incidents in the last 10 years have occurred on lakes and rivers. Six people have lost their lives in Ontario snowmobile incidents so far ...

SHARE ON: The Ontario Federation of Snowmobiling Clubs (OFSC) says they will comply with the local health unit’s temporary trail closure order.  According to a memo sent two days after the order was given, the OFSC received permission from the health unit to proceed with limited grooming operations so when trails in the districts re-open they are ready to ride.   However, the OFSC cautions that groomers on trails do not mean trails are open and snowmobilers are asked to check the Interacti...