Ontario Highway Traffic Act

To expand on admin's post, as far as I am aware, Canadian and Ontarian justice models do not necessarily subscribe to retributive justice or revenge. It is very unfortunate that you were injured by a motor vehicle while you were a pedestrian lawfully crossing an intersection. However, a charge under HTA 142(1) may be most applicable unless: it can ...

In the very least: Do you have no one that can at least attend the courtroom to record at what date and time your trial is to be rescheduled? If not, you must get in contact with the prosecutor's office (attend or call) to find out when your trial has been rescheduled to.

You may have some redress under 11(b) of the Charter, but if you cannot ...

If I understand correctly, the facts are:
- you did not pay your insurance premium on time or as scheduled
- your insurance company decided to inform the insurance bureau of such non-payment and cancel or otherwise suspend your auto insurance (this may happen automatically)
- the police officer had evidence of such cancellation/suspension
- which ...

Section 78 does not apply because ss. 78(2)(b) specifically excludes hand-held communication devices. In this case, you were charged with the correct section.

Section 78.1 prohibits the use of a hand-held electronic communication device that transmits electronic data . The device in question is an electronic communication device . Since you are ...

FYI: You have a G2 license, which is a beginners license. Your "clean" driving record does not carry the same weight as a driver who has been driving for 30 years with the same "clean" driving record. You could not even attain full driving privileges before being pulled over for 50+kph over the speed limit.

I hope that you do truly regret it ...

You had your ticket already reduced to 10kph over. I'm not going to look it up, but I'm sure the fine is less than $50 and the demerit points are zero. I would be very surprised if you get it reduced further or withdrawn at early resolution or on day of trial. If you choose to proceed to trial, the crown will present evidence of your actual speed ...

Your truck MUST be registered for a minimum 6400kg. Therefore, it MUST have a yellow sticker. The travel trailer is EXEMPT, as long as it is a house trailer that is not disqualified under Reg. 611 8(9)2 (i.e. commercial or >50% floor space covered with animals, tools, equipment or vehicles).