Greater Sudbury Police Service reported Sunday there was a collision involving a snowmobile on Lake Wanapitei that resulted in injuries for one person.
GSPS said a 58-year-old man has been transported to Health Sciences North for medical attention. Police said the extent of the man's injuries have not been revealed to them."Please drive with this in mind," said the police statement.
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