Alberta photo radar overhaul coming after review finds it’s a cash cow
On Thursday, the Alberta government released its long-awaited review on photo radar use in the province. Continue reading
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Edmonton photo radar tickets dropped 28% in 2 years: city
New data released by city shows the number of photo or laser radar tickets issued in 2018 compared to 2016 decreased by 28 per cent, which was 144,161 fewer citations. Continue reading
Photo radar still on the wish list along LINC, Red Hill Valley Parkway
The city’s request could lead to a future debate about lowering the speed limits on the LINC and Red Hill from 90km/h Continue reading
Alberta’s Freedom Conservative Party calls for end of photo radar
Alberta’s Freedom Conservative Party, led by Derek Fildebrandt, is calling for an end of non-red light photo radar across the province. Continue reading
Alberta traffic tickets mailed after Canada Post delays
With Canada Post’s rotating strikes over, an estimated 120,000 tickets are now being mailed out in the province. Continue reading
B.C. public safety minister says more pot stores to open in ‘months ahead’
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
In a wide-ranging, year-end interview with Global News, B.C. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth discussed pot legalization, traffic safety and policing in Surrey. Continue reading
Canada Post strike delaying Edmonton photo radar violations
The city of Edmonton said there are currently about 104,000 photo radar tickets waiting to be mailed to drivers once the Canada Post strike is over. Continue reading
Photo radar reduces speeding in Sask. according to report
In the past three years, photo radar has captured 122,235 speeding violations on Ring Road and Circle Drive. Continue reading
B.C. slams the brakes on red-light speed cameras
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The new cameras were due this fall, but now won’t roll out until next summer. Continue reading
Saskatchewan municipalities ‘very disappointed’ in changes to photo radar fines
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Net revenue from photo radar tickets used to remain in the Saskatchewan city where the money was collected, municipal leaders say. Continue reading