Violation

• Montreal to pay $3 million to protestors whose rights were violated by city police

  The settlement will end eight long-running class action lawsuits against the city that allege participants in six protests were illegally arrested or detained by police.

  Canada

  Nov 26, 2022
  
• City Hall considers allowing tow companies to charge more for vehicle removal

  Winnipeg's public service is recommending an increase in allowable tow fees, saying the current fees haven't been updated since 2008 and aren't competitive.

  News

  Oct 11, 2021
  
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• Three shoppers ticketed for failing to self-isolate after entering N.S.

  The Amherst Police Department says its officers issued the summary offence tickets Monday after they learned three people who had recently crossed the border into the province were shopping at a local business.

  Health

  Apr 7, 2020
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• B.C. driver gets distracted driving ticket for switching song while cellphone was mounted to dash

  A Vancouver Island woman says she is going to fight a distracted driving ticket she was issued on New Year's Eve after changing the song on her cellphone.

  Canada

  Jan 2, 2020
• Food court at St. Boniface Hospital shut down by health inspector

  The closure, however, does not affect food prepared for patients.

  Sep 26, 2019
• Hamilton Police lay several charges against two speeders on the mountain

  Two men are facing charges after separate traffic stops on the mountain by Hamilton Police.

  Canada

  Jan 10, 2019
• Hamilton Police arrest wanted woman

  While conducting proactive patrol in the east end around 8 a.m. on Wednesday, police spotted a cyclist fail to stop for a stop sign at the intersection of Beach Road and Avondale Street .

  Canada

  Jan 3, 2019
• Red light cameras are snapping photos, issuing tickets to London drivers

  Four red-light cameras are nabbing London drivers, while another three are ready to do the same after passing final tests Wednesday.

  Traffic

  Aug 9, 2017
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• How Regina police are catching distracted drivers with ‘Operation Bus Cop’

  Regina police will be riding public transit buses next month to catch drivers using their cellphone.

  Canada

  Feb 22, 2017
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• Distracted driver too busy taking selfie to notice patrol officers in West Vancouver

  A female driver was issued her sixth distracted driving ticket in the last three years on Sunday after trying to take a selfie while driving in West Vancouver.

  News

  Dec 5, 2016