A motorcyclist died on Oct. 10 following a collision on County Road 507 in the Municipality of Trent Lakes.

The photo radar program in school zones, passed by city council in January, will start issuing tickets to offenders on Oct. 1, 2020.

More than 10,000 speeding tickets were handed out by Ottawa's photo radar cameras in the first 18 days of use.

City officials said the highest speed was recorded in Etobicoke on Renforth Drive near Lafferty Street where a vehicle clocked 89 km/h in a 40 km/h posted zone.

Fines will be doubled for those caught speeding within the community safety zones.

The City of Toronto will officially begin using 50 automated speed enforcement cameras (ASE) to issue fines to drivers who speed starting Monday.

Mayor John Tory announced that the 50 automated speed enforcement cameras, that have already been installed across Toronto, will begin issuing tickets to drivers who speed starting on July 6.

Shawn Nason (Transcona) told 680 CJOB he's putting forward a motion at a city committee Thursday that would see photo radar vans wrapped in bright neon to make them stand out.

A new Winnipeg Police Board report predicts photo radar revenue will be down nearly $7 million by the end of the year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

London city councillors are moving ahead with plans to reduce some downtown speed limits while also pumping the brakes on future plans to implement photo radar.