Ontario Provincial Police are warning drivers to watch out for wildlife.
East Algoma OPP report they've seen 24 collisions so far this month, with six - a quarter of those collisions - involving deer, as the animals are moving around with the more spring-like weather, meaning a high presence of deer along roads such as the Trans-Canada highway.
Emphasizing deer seldom run alone, OPP remind motorists to especially be aware during the morning or afternoon - as deer tend to be more active in early morning or late afternoon - elevating awareness near deer crossing signs, and using high beams at night when there's no oncoming traffic.