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OPP seek public help after a male suspect exited a vehicle, grabbed a student by the hand and tried to pull her toward it in northwestern Ontario.

I hope we can have a genuine conversation and not everyone replying "bc Ford is dumb" or similar. Is there any science behind it or is it because our infrastructure can't support

I know Vancouver has it to a varying degree. I also know places like Germany have digital boards with the current highway speeds. I know parts of the sea-to-sky in Vancouver change from 90 to 110 variably.

Wouldn't this have been a perfect time to introduce it?

I’m doing a school project where I need to write a report on a specific civil/environmental issue at a specific location.

This can include things like drainage, not enough greenery, faulty infrastructure, green improvements, etc.

If you have any locations in mind please mention them (the location and issue)

Thanks

I live about two hours from Muskoka and would to visit for a day with my family. It's a huge place, so I have no idea what the best areas to explore would be. I've got a senior with me, so a hike would need to be on the easy side. We enjoy driving, so any recommendations, especially for a good driving path, would be amazing!

Hi! Is it worth going to? Worried about the trip & not seeing a wolf! Has anyone had that happen? Is it still worth it without seeing one? (Yes, I understand there's the chance you might not, just want to see if this has happened to anyone & their thoughts!!) Thanks! ☺️🐺