Ontario Highway Traffic Act

You've been given time to find a lawyer for court. So find a lawyer and ask them. While people here may be well meaning, it is not a guarantee that they are lawyers and may give bad advice inadvertantly.

That being said, in my non-lawyer opinion, Bend is right. It sounds like you were offered a deal for a guilty plea and you declined. The deal is ...

I believe Radar Identified is incorrect on this. There is nothing in the HTA to indicate that a stopping line is necessary, infact, most intersections do not have them. There are two stop lights, and Lakeshore is divided by a large median. If it is considered one intersection, there would be no need for the second light. While his argument may give ...

To expand on on Paul1913's reply:

Criminal Code of Canada combined with the Ontario Highway Traffic Act.

The HTA gives a police officer the authority to stop a vehicle. One of the reasons they may stop a vehicle is to determine sobriety of the driver. The Criminal Code and HTA both set limits on how much alcohol a driver may have in their blood ...

Stanton is correct when he points out you're attempting to use a very narrow and selective view of the law. Regardless, lets lay it out for you...

The Constitution Act of Canada (Commonly called refered to as "The Charter") is what gives individuals their legal rights. Section 6 gives you the right to remain in Canada or to move from province to ...