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RealTalk Daily, Toronto, ON (2025)

10/07/2025

Ontario’s road is not safe anymore!

10/06/2025

It’s funny how people do this though.

10/06/2025

What do you think about this?

* Over a **three-year period**, vehicles registered to cabinet ministers in Doug Ford’s government were issued **23 speeding tickets** by automated speed cameras. ([Global News]

* The total fines paid amounted to **more than $3,300**, and government sources say those fines were reimbursed personally by the ministers or their staff. ([Global News]

* The infractions ranged from **11 km/h to 30 km/h over** the posted limit. On average, the vehicles were caught **17 km/h over**. ([Global News]

* Among noted incidents:

* One vehicle was clocked at **70 km/h in a 40 km/h zone**, resulting in a $450 fine. ([Global News]

* Another was caught 65 km/h in the same 40 km/h zone, fined $227.50. ([Global News]

* A third later offense recorded 57 km/h in a 40 km/h zone, fined $110. ([Global News]

* The documents obtained (via Freedom of Information) redact identifying details, so it’s unknown who exactly was driving or which ministries were involved. ([Global News]

* The revelation comes at a politically charged moment: Premier Ford is pushing legislation to *ban* municipal speed cameras, arguing they’re overused and amount to a “tax grab.” ([Global News]

* Critics point out that Ford’s government originally enabled the use of speed cameras in 2019, and now is walking back that policy. ([Global News]

* Police and safety advocates have pushed back, arguing that automated speed enforcement has been shown to reduce dangerous speeding and protect vulnerable road users. ([Global News]