Ontario Highway Traffic Act

I don't see it being an issue unless there actually was a camera in the car and the officer didn't record the offence without some reasonable explanation as to why. If the officer failed to obtain/provide evidence, you might have something to argue.

If the officer simply stated there was a camera when there wasn't, I don't see it causing ...

The case law is R. v. Isik, 2014 ONCJ. It states you no longer need a sticker on the back of your ownership.
http://www.canlii.org/en/on/oncj/doc/2014/2014oncj161/2014oncj161.html

Regardless, I don't think there's any reasonable prospect of conviction if the officer has no notes regarding what he did or didn't see.

Edit: Was the disclosure ...

I understood that Ontario's red light law is "permissive", meaning if you are already in the intersection when it turns red, you're OK (as opposed to someone's comment above saying you're already guilty if you run an amber). Which is correct? (A quick google didn't get me there. I know some jurisdictions get you if it changes while you're in the ...

So just to confirm the officer who stopped you wasnt using radar to obtain your speed? If your speed was determined by the off duty officer, theyll be required to testify at your trial and you also should have received some type of disclosure from them (i.e. notes or a statement). The off duty officer would also have to convince the Courts that ...

I'm not sure why the implementation of red light cameras would necessarily preclude a change in timing of the amber lights as well. I think red light cameras can help increase motorist safety but obviously shouldn't be the only consideration. I'm not aware of any Municipalities in Ontario that have changed the timing of the lights post traffic ...

At the very least youll want to request disclosure and review the case against you. Driving while under suspension is NOT an absolute liability offence so you may have a legal argument regarding being unaware of the Provincial suspension. If youre especially concerned about the possible probation violation, it may be worth hiring a paralegal, etc ...

You're going to have to request disclosure and go from there. The only other option would be to find out who the investigating officer is and contact them directly. If you truly had nothing to do with the offences you may want to go that route. It's possible someone impersonated you if they were riding a bike registered to you.

That's actually the ICON numbers in the top left representing the courthouse. First one's Mississauga and the second one is Brampton. Ticket numbers would be in the top right which is blacked out.

You failed to mention your third charge. It now makes sense why your plates were seized.
14. (1) Where a police officer or an officer appointed under this Act has reason to believe that,
(a) a number plate attached to a motor vehicle or trailer,
(i) has not been authorized under this Act for use on that vehicle,
(ii) was obtained by false ...

If what you're saying is true, I would strongly suggest filing a complaint either through the police service or the OIPRD.

Theres not really any advice this forum can provide you if the charges are truly fabricated.

Can I compel a witness to appear in court?

Example:
I want the Crown to disclose the certain mechanical aspects of the police car. They will likely refuse. Can I summon the mechanics that work on the police cars?

Example:
I want the testimony of an accident reconstruction specialist but I don't want to pay for one. Can I summon the detachment's ...

I just read through the relevant section of the POA. It does simply prohibit the use of a Part I summons, not all summons in general. Technically the Crown could seek a higher fine if youre convicted at trial, but there would need to be some sort of justification for the request. For an offence where the driver cant even be identified, I see zero ...

What type of summons did you receive? I believe the section simply prohibits a type 1 summons (essentially a regular traffic ticket) from being issued, but not other types.

It looks like you're using the TicketCombat form which has a lot of non-relevant items. I'd suggest you simply request the following:

1) A copy of the onboard video
2) A copy of the officer's notes (if they're not legible you can make a second request for typed notes)
3) A copy of any witness statements (i.e. written statements provided by other ...

They probably got your speed well before you passed them so you're going to want to request disclosure and see where and how exactly they measured your speed.