Police pull over driver in Newfoundland, find he has $18K in unpaid fines
The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says officers made a traffic safety stop at about 10:20 p.m. on Saturday. Continue reading
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Vernon won’t fine businesses over lack of theft protection on shopping carts
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Some managers were upset about the prospect of being fined when the stores themselves were the theft victims. Continue reading
Speedy Valentine’s date costs teen almost $500, say Manitoba RCMP
Police said a driver – who was going 133 km/h on the Perimeter near Transcona Thursday – told them he was just trying to impress his date. Continue reading
N.S. coal mine failed to report ‘massive’ cave-in until inspectors show up 15 days later
Documents obtained through freedom-of-information legislation outline the inspections, citations and fines imposed on the Donkin mine in Cape Breton, N.S. Continue reading
Ontario government fines Costco $7 million after illegal kickbacks
The inspection revealed that Cosctco received $7.25 million for advertising services that the ministry says violate its terms for accepting rebates. Continue reading
Kelowna homeless encampment frustrates local landowner
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
A property owner with land along Kelowna’s Mill Creek near McCurdy Road is frustrated with a makeshift shantytown that has been erected on his land. Continue reading
‘I thought the worst’: N.B. boy recovering after being struck while boarding bus
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
A five-year-old boy from a New Brunswick community outside Moncton is back home in recovery mode after he was struck while boarding a school bus. Continue reading
RCMP charge New Brunswick driver who allegedly struck child boarding school bus
The Mounties confirmed on Tuesday that the driver was charged for failing to stop for a bus while red lights were flashing, something that brings with it a $292.50 fine. Continue reading
London-area company fined $75k after worker permanently injured on the job
Geoff Morphew’s arm had to be amputated after a concrete culvert fell on top of him. Continue reading
Vaudreuil keeping bylaw on the books prohibiting public use of pot
By Billy Shields Photojournalist
The city of Vaudreuil-Dorion is keeping a bylaw on the books that would punish the public use of marijuana even after it becomes legal nationwide. Continue reading