Traffic Tickets

• Reduced speed limits in Winnipeg school zones back in effect Friday

  Drivers who don't adhere to the 30 km/h limits in school zones from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every weekday could find themselves saddled with a hefty traffic ticket.

  Traffic

  Aug 31
  
• Portage Avenue speeder handed more than $1,000 in fines, RCMP say

  Police said the 22-year-old man was clocked at 133 km/h in a 70 km/h zone on the night of March 19, speeding down Portage Avenue just west of the Perimeter.

  Crime

  Mar 28
  
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• Kingston police warn of officer being impersonated online

  The Kingston police are warning the public about an Instagram account impersonating one of its sergeants.

  Canada

  Mar 3
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• Winnipeg man attempting to launch class action lawsuit over photo radar tickets

  William Acheson's statement of claim alleges the government did not follow its own regulations in fines handed out between November 2017 and November 2021.

  Traffic

  Feb 23
• Fewer severe collisions in Saskatoon after traffic cameras installed

  The data showed that running red lights was more frequent in the fall and winter months, rather than in the spring and summer. 

  Traffic

  Feb 10
• 130 traffic tickets and 211 warnings issued in Warman, Sask. in January

  RCMP say traffic tickets in Warman, Sask., last month included 69 for speeding, 13 for distracted driving, 10 for unregistered vehicles and 22 for vehicle equipment violations. 

  Traffic

  Feb 6
• B.C. councillor proposes tying traffic fines to offenders’ incomes

  Saanich, B.C., city councillor Teale Phelps Bondaroff is proposing that traffic fines should be based on how much money a person makes and not just a flat rate.

  Politics

  Jan 20
• Regina police warn residents about traffic ticket scam

  The Regina Police Service said legitimate traffic tickets are only sent in the mail to the registered vehicle owner.

  Crime

  Nov 24, 2022
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• Four years since distracted driving legislation, are Manitobans getting the message?

  Penalties imposed in 2018 mean Manitobans who risk using a cellphone while driving could face a $672 ticket, five demerit points and a license suspension for up to a week.

  Crime

  Oct 31, 2022
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• OPP lay over 2,500 charges in the Central Region during Canada Day week

  OPP said officers in central region detachments laid 2,568 traffic-related charges between June 25 and July 3. 

  Crime

  Jul 4, 2022