Please be careful and use caution on lake ice.

The Greater Sudbury Police Service would like to remind members of the community accessing frozen waterways, that it is everyone’s responsibility to ensure there is sufficient quality ice to support the weight being applied (persons with and without…

The Greater Sudbury Police Service would like to remind members of the community accessing frozen waterways, that it is everyone’s responsibility to ensure there is sufficient quality ice to support the weight being applied (persons with and without vehicles). Supplied photo

Follow these tips from the Insurance Bureau of Canada regarding Ice Safety.

Use designated ice surfaces.

  1. Measure ice thickness in several locations.

  2. Avoid traveling on the ice at night or when it is snowing.

  3. Never go onto ice alone.

  4. Stay off river ice and avoid the narrows between lakes.

  5. Wear a thermal protection buoyant suit or a lifejacket.

  6. Take safety equipment with you.

  7. Avoid alcohol.

    Reference link - http://www.ibc.ca/nb/disaster/ice/ice-safety-tips