Ontario has scrapped a proposal to have people pay traffic tickets online or dispute them outside of court. The Liberal government last year proposed dealing with Provincial Offences Act matters ...

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TORONTO -- Ontario has scrapped a proposal to have people pay traffic tickets online or dispute them outside of court. The Liberal government last year proposed dealing with Provincial Offences ...

The Ontario government is trying to come up with a way for people to fight traffic-related tickets and charges online, but some critics worry the move could infringe on democratic rights.

The current plate denial regime only applies to vehicle-based offences, such as parking tickets and red-light camera fines. Ontario Transportation ... under the Highway Traffic Act, dating back ...

If you had an Ontario licence and got a ticket in B.C., the offence wouldn ... Out-of-province suspensions for provincial traffic act offences aren’t carried over into Ontario, Nichols said.

Traffic cases making their way through Ontario’s court system are stuck in gridlock thanks to COVID-19. Court proceedings for driving charges like speeding, disobeying signs, stunt driving ...

Ontario, having set its cannabis age at 19 ... that people aren’t going to readily plead guilty, as they would a traffic offence, because it’s also going to have implications for immigration ...

2:10 Stiffer penalties now in place with new Ontario stunt driving legislation ... Under previous parts of the Highway Traffic Act, the threshold for stunt driving was going 50 km/h or more ...

That, according to the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, is not allowed ... didn’t stop the officer from issuing the ticket, which is technically to the law. “They had plate frames ...