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There is nothing within the HTA, which states you are REQUIRED to put your foot down. The primary reason for this is that the HTA, as are MOST regulations written in vague terminology, to cover the widest possible number of scenarios. Also the HTA is primarily focus on the largest segment of...

No bylaw covers stop signs and fail to stop. Those are provincial offences, and as such, fall under the HTA. Perhaps your asking if there is a bylaw which covers the signs. The proper charge under the HTA is disobey stop sign -Fail to stop. There is also a MUCH lesser used charge of Disobey...

I agree, the people at Service Ontario, should have advised you as to exactly what you need to register the vehicle. You can also contact the regional MTO office, (located in Kingston), to ascertain, what is required for it to be registered.

Why are you all replying to a thread from 2012. Pretty sure the OP has, it worked out by now...lmao Should have been a NEW thread.

Didn't have a dash cam, I had a GoPro, but I purchased, (not cheap, about $100 USD), a modified, abut still waterproof case and wiring harness, that essentially made my GoPro a wired camera. No more concerns about battery life. Then it was set to an endless loop, so when the SD card got filled...

RIP Rider

Well, given that most cross turns, are the fault of the Cager. Let's face reality, sometimes, it is also, due to the rider, riding well beyond their ability. A perfect example of this, was just posted either late last week or the beginning of this week, (in the fallen riders sub forum). It...

The level for ALL vehicles is .08, but it is VERY rare to see anyone under .1 being charged, Call that the "error" buffer. But, currently at .05, your licence is suspended for (IIRC), 3 days. So in effect, the current limit is .05. I would assume they are targeting 0 for bikes as things can go...

It would depend on how long the OP's tenancy has been in place. Last year, the law, was changed and to be "enforceable" now, a landlord MUST use the Standard Lease Form, as provided for under the Residential Tenant Act. The fiberals, changed that just before they got turfed...lol

All valid points, BUT just because, for some reason the OP seems to think that this is the ONLY rental unit he/she could possibly afford in the GTA,(why does he/she NEED to live in the downtown core)? It is not a "right" to live downtown, (I have my business located in Thornhill, but reside in...

I definitely, would NOT recommend following some of the "advice" provided here, of "threatening to visit her other properties, or that she is harassing you, and your going to sue" Firstly, it is a bad idea to threaten, anything your unwilling/unable to follow through on. Going to small claims...

Ok going back and seeing that you NOW state, that there is also a motor in the unit. THAT would have been a pertinent piece of info, to include in your original post, not to mention, that there was also a gas can present. You "CLAIM" that there is no oil or gas in the engine. Has it ever been a...

Is your apartment, in a rental building or a private home? If in a multi unit building, then all the landlord do, is show that one of the other tenants "feels concern", and as such is unable to enjoy their residence. The issue, the LTB, (Landlord Tenant Board), may rely upon is that by having a...

Looks good, One piece of advice, bend the plate bracket slightly to make the plate more like OEM, (May save you from a ticket), but only needs to be bend perhaps 15 degrees bottom towards the rear, you have plenty of clearance to do so. You never know when yoyu will run into a cop having a bad...

Well, even if I were to accept your reasoning that a "SS will be cheaper to repair than a cruiser", which I don't for reasons already stated. We don't have the details of your "at fault" collision. If your riding an SS, (You sound rather immature, and VERY impulsive), your most likely going to...

GWS Rider.

GWS rider

Most likely, they were just ignoring the signage. When I was the VP of an ATV club this was a HUGE, issue. The trails, (for the most part), opened 01 May, every year. Sometimes we would have to delay opening some trails as they were simply too wet. I get it it is fun to ride on trails like that...

Nope my riding days are done. beside the physical injuries, I also have recently been diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. So, no more 2 wheelers, likely not long before 4 wheeled days are also done.