Court Locations
Ontario Provincial Offences Court Finder
Traffic tickets in Ontario are heard through provincial offences courts, which are operated by municipalities rather than the province directly. Which court handles your ticket depends on where it was issued.
Ontario’s Provincial Offences Act lets municipalities run their own provincial offences courts to handle matters like traffic tickets, bylaw infractions, and other non-criminal charges. That means the specific court, mailing address, and payment or trial-request process can differ depending on which municipality issued your ticket — the underlying Highway Traffic Act rules are the same everywhere in Ontario, but the local logistics aren’t. Always confirm the court location and contact details against the ticket itself or the issuing municipality’s website.
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City pages are being published one at a time with verified local court addresses, contact information, and payment options — not generic, duplicated text. Check back as each city goes live.