Photo radar could be coming to roadways throughout Halifax
A regional councillor is hoping city staff will bring back a report in favour of introducing new roadway safety systems. Continue reading
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Turning on red light cams to catch speeders a ‘tax grab,’ say BC Liberals
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The province is upgrading existing red-light cameras to monitor speeding 24-hours a day. Continue reading
St. Paul scrapping photo radar program
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
St. Paul town council voted unanimously earlier this month to get rid of the controversial photo radar program, which was introduced three years ago. Continue reading
City politicians open to photo radar in school zones in London
London is one step closer to adding photo radar to school zones. Continue reading
Should London use photo radar in school zones?
London already has red light cameras, could photo radar be far behind? Continue reading
Nearly 1,000 speeding tickets handed out in Edmonton junior high zones
By Kim Smith Reporter
City officials say there were a total of 1,023 violations and 856 tickets handed out in September and October. Continue reading
Hundreds of photo radar tickets handed out as Edmontonians settle back into winter driving
“Everybody thinks they are a fantastic driver.” Continue reading
West Kelowna mayor: Bringing back photo radar not a tax grab
By Kelly Hayes Video Journalist
You would have to turn back the clock to 2001 when the BC government of the day decided to put the brakes on photo radar. Continue reading
Municipal leaders back West Kelowna bid for photo radar
By Megan Turcato North Okanagan Reporter
West Kelowna’s resolution on photo radar got support from delegates at the Union of B.C. Municipalities Convention. Continue reading
Bob Layton editorial: Over to you…
Bob shares audience opinions and invites yours. Continue reading
