I saw the berm last weekend, happened to be in the area hiking and hunting birds. I'm not very familiar with that area, but it struck me as odd when I came across it. I wondered "what the hell is that berm doing on a perfectly good (main) road?".

I see it all the time. They send in an office crew driving a brand new truck, ATV, 10 rolls of tape, and nice new signs to mark the area. Instead, they could send in 1 guy with a small machine and fix the washout in less time and for less money.

As well as OntORA trying to fight these jerks, each of us as individuals need to call the district office personally. I can assure you if it was my tag in that area I'd tear them a new you know what.

Here's the phone number for the MNR Sault Ste. Marie office: (705)-949-1231, Dave Harnish – Enforcement Supervisor.

If your blood is boiling now, wait until you talk to him and hear his arguments.

Excellent point Tom! "Public liability" is exactly the argument he used.

Then he claimed it would cost $500,000 to replace that bridge, and they weren't going to spend that kind of money. You could replace that bridge with a first class, official, legal, permitted bridge for $20,000. Come to think of it they would only have to get rid of 1 person sitting behind a desk and they could replace 4 or 5 bridges in the area – every year.