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Ice conditions still not yet safe for snowmobiles Sudbury police say

Sudbury Police are reminding everyone that ice on waterways is not yet thick enough to venture out on with a snowmobile.
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Sudbury Police are reminding everyone that ice on waterways is still not yet thick enough to venture out on with a snowmobile.

Officers were called to a waterway north of Capreolon Sunday after a snow machine fell through the ice.

Police say the driver was not injured, but the machine was damaged.

Ontario Provincial Police have also been reminding people to check local ice conditions before going on to lakes and rivers. Ice should be at least 12to15 centimetresthick to support snowmobiles and all terrain vehicles.

Most snowmobile trails in the region are not open yet.

According to the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs'InteractiveTrail Guide, there are currently no trails available for use in the Sudbury area.