The defendant was charged with speeding 80 km/h in a 50 km/h Community Safety Zone under the Highway Traffic Act.
The defendant brought a section 7 Charter application challenging the prosecution's disclosure obligations, arguing that outstanding disclosure items were required to be provided.
The court considered the binding precedent from Region of York v. McGuigan and found that the prosecution was not obligated to disclose the requested items, as they did not constitute "fruits of the investigation" in a routine regulatory speeding offense.
The court dismissed the section 7 Charter application, finding no infringement of the defendant's rights.
