London committee endorses photo radar, pumps brakes on lowering speed limits
The photo radar proposal will have the chance to be officially adopted when city council meets in October. Continue reading
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Okanagan leaders to lobby on disaster prep and addiction at UBCM
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Video Journalist
Okanagan governments are sponsoring resolutions calling for everything from local photo radar to more provincial funding for wildfire mitigation. Continue reading
Photo radar could be coming to Durham Region
“We’re doing this because it will save lives and improve safety,” officials say about a plan to implement photo radar in Durham Region. Continue reading
Speed cameras now active in 5 B.C. intersections, 30 more to roll out by next year
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. Government is confident it can win any legal challenge against the new speed cameras coming into effect today. Continue reading
UCP will continue to roll out NDP’s photo radar overhaul
Alberta’s United Conservative Party says it will stay the course with changes to photo radar policy that were decided on by the previous government — for now. Continue reading
From truck to box, questions raised about Edmonton photo radar
A concern is being raised about the Edmonton’s photo radar program following the switch from a radar vehicle to a radar box. Continue reading
City of London seeks public input on lowering residential speed limits
The City of London wants to hear from residents about the possibility of lowering speed limits in residential areas. Continue reading
SGI gets passing grade from provincial auditor on photo radar
When it comes to automated speeding enforcement in the province, the Saskatchewan’s auditor is giving SGI a passing grade. Continue reading
$500K from photo radar to fund Sask. traffic safety initiatives
The first round of provincial traffic safety fund grants has been awarded in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Could drivers trigger new green-light cameras 30 km/h above speed limit? ICBC’s CEO seems to think so
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Leaked audio shows ICBC’s CEO appeared to let slip the magic number during a speech to insurance brokers this week. Continue reading