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Calcium Chloride helps maintain gravel roads
Road crews will begin applying a dust suppressant to gravel roads in the Lake of Bays/Huntsville area this week.
The work is part of the annual calcium chloride program, which helps reduce dust and improve road durability.
Officials say the treatment binds gravel together, creating a more stable surface and cutting down on the need for frequent maintenance.
Heavy smoke from oven results in fire call
Items left inside, during cleaning mode, resulted in heavy smoke
OPP seeing increase in reports of tresspassing
Fines can reach $10,000
Bracebridge approves lease agreement for train station near Hiram Street
The structure is on timers and will not be available outside of arrival times
Aspen Valley receives large food donation
Pet Valu donated 21,000kg of food to sanctuaries across the province
Speeding in school zones could cost you up to $450
The implementation of Community Safety Zones doubles the current fines
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