These are the worst roads in northern Ontario, CAA says
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The annual Canadian Automobile Association’s worst roads list for 2024 is out and three of the five worst roads in the northern region are in North Bay.
The annual Canadian Automobile Association’s worst roads list for 2024 is out.
Three of the five worst roads in the northern region are in North Bay, Ont.
It is not an award the community wants to boast about, but residents who live near these streets are hoping the distinction may be a catalyst for change.
Cracks, bumps and potholes make up Widdifield Station Road in North Bay – the worst road in the region this year according to CAA.
The couple Jennifer Amos and Josh Stockill have lived on the rural road.
"I have a motorcycle and it takes you almost a half hour to get from here to the church on Four Mile because there’s so many bumps," said Stockill.
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Several thousand British Columbians remain in the dark Wednesday morning after a windstorm known as a bomb cyclone slammed coastal communities.
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