Here’s a look at today’s headlines for Tuesday, April 5th

A new four-lane roundabout is slated for construction at the Lasalle Boulevard and Frood Road intersection this year, thanks to $2 million in Provincial Funding.
When the time comes, Advance voting polls will double in days from 5 to 10
Callander council has passed the 2022 municipal budget noting a 1.96 percent tax increase.
A downtown section of Algonquin Boulevard was closed overnight from Pine Street South and Spruce Street South to assess a collapsed sewer main.
Blind River town council has appointed its municipal inspector of weeds within the community on residential properties.
Work will begin this spring to see a zipline, running from the top of the Cup and Saucer lookout to a landing area below, over a km away.
A total of $1.3-million dollars is coming from the province, to help fund an outdoor theatre in downtown Sudbury, Kivi Park trails and an economic and community development centre in French River.
The Heritage Railway and Carousel will be back in operation in North Bay, hoping to open on Mother’s Day weekend.
The Timmins Chamber of commerce lays out provincial budget requests which include help with labour shortages, high energy costs, supply chain disruptions and inflation impact.
Sault Police hope to identify those responsible for the theft of a snowmobile from a Great Northern Road business at 11:46. p.m. on March 3. Missing is a 2021 Polaris SKS 850.
Manitoulin OPP has charged a 28-year-old, following a motor vehicle collision involving a passenger vehicle and an Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) on Worthington Street in Little Current.
The City of Greater Sudbury is extending public consultation as it pertains to stormwater management in the city.
Work is slated to get underway to rehabilitate the major roadway from the Little Current swing bridge to Whitefish River First Nation.