Intersections

• Pedestrian deaths on the rise in Quebec in 2022

  According to Quebec's automobile insurance board, the number of pedestrians killed on Quebec highways and roads is up 14.7 per cent through the first nine months of 2022

  Canada

  Dec 16, 2022
  
• No change in the number of fatal crashes at Guelph, Ont. intersections, according to report

  Edinburgh and Wellington saw the most crashes between 2017 and 2021 while Gordon and Maltby had the high percentage of fatal crashes.

  Health

  Jul 13, 2022
  
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• MPI, Manitoba police agencies to crack down on intersection enforcement

  Manitoba Public Insurance is teaming up with police agencies around the province to step up enforcement at some of the most dangerous intersections.

  Traffic

  Nov 8, 2021
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• SGI highlights winter driving and intersection safety in November traffic spotlight

  Kicking off November, SGI launches a new monthly Traffic Safety Spotlight that focuses on winter driving and intersection safety.

  Traffic

  Nov 1, 2021
• Saskatoon crosswalks painted orange to honour residential school survivors

  Chokecherry Studios says its recent art project is in response to the recent discoveries of unmarked graves at former residential school sites across the country.

  Canada

  Jul 22, 2021
• London, Ont. adding 80 monitoring cameras for traffic management

  The city stresses that the cameras will not be pointing at private property, recording traffic infractions or vehicle speed, or collecting personal information like licence plates.

  Politics

  May 26, 2021
• Two Surrey intersections lead the way in 2019 car crashes, according to new ICBC data

  The intersection of 104 Avenue and 152 Street was the most dangerous last year, with 345 crashes.

  Traffic

  Jul 28, 2020
• Kingston city council approves red light camera program

  Kingston city council has voted in favour of installing red light cameras at intersections across the city.

  Canada

  Dec 4, 2019
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• Sask. government kicks off highway construction season with emphasis on safety

  The Saskatchewan government said it is investing more than $700 million in highways in 2019, which will result in improvements to 1,000 kilometres of provincial roadways.

  Canada

  May 22, 2019
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• Could drivers trigger new green-light cameras 30 km/h above speed limit? ICBC’s CEO seems to think so

  Leaked audio shows ICBC's CEO appeared to let slip the magic number during a speech to insurance brokers this week.

  Traffic

  May 9, 2019