Fines

• WildSafe BC reminds public not to get too close to deer, fawns

  According to the Conservation Officer Service, some people try to “rescue” fawns and other young ungulates, because they mistake them to be orphaned and in need of care.

  Environment

  May 28
  
• City’s Economic SPC votes against Lethbridge parking fine increases

  Local business owners voiced their concerns about the proposed increase in parking fines. The committee is now recommending new solutions be found.

  Politics

  Feb 15
  
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• Illegal caribou hunting with snowmobiles and knife costs La Ronge men $18,600 in fines

  Conservation officers received reports of the incident on April 28, 2022, noting that the investigation led to employees of a local drilling company that was working in the area.

  Crime

  Feb 14
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• For or against? Downtown Lethbridge community on potential parking fine increase

  There is worry the risk of a heftier ticket will keep people away from what's been described as an already struggling downtown.

  Economy

  Feb 9
• No cap on cats, but no elephants allowed: Here’s a look at Saskatoon’s animal rules

  If you're dead set on keeping bees in Saskatoon, you're required to "adequately maintain the bees", or else that could run you a $100 ticket.

  Canada

  Jan 26
• More than 80 charges laid, nearly $89K fines given during Queen’s homecoming

  Kingston Police were out in full force during this past weekend's homecoming festivities at Queen's University.

  Canada

  Nov 2, 2022
• ‘Staggering number of drivers’ not slowing down when passing workers, authorities: RCMP

  Motorists are legally required slow down to 70km/hr when the speed limit is 80km/hr or greater, and slow to 40km/hr when in an under 80km/hr zone.

  Traffic

  Oct 21, 2022
• School zone parking fine increase heads to Kingston, Ont. council

  The fine for stopping, which is currently $30, will increase to $75 for stopping in a 'no stopping' zone.

  Canada

  Oct 12, 2022
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• Trial underway for 45 people who received health violation tickets in May 2021

  A trial is underway for 45 people who received tickets for breaking COVID-19 health violations during a May 2021 rally in Saskatoon. The trial is being held at TCU Place.

  Canada

  Sep 13, 2022
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• Kingston, Ont. police lay over 40 charges during Queen’s move-in weekend

  Large crowds were formed thanks to the arrival of many of the University's tens of thousands of students who made their way back to the Limestone City for another school year.

  Crime

  Sep 7, 2022