Six intersections in Greater Sudbury will be installed with red light cameras that photograph the rear of vehicles, technology already in place in other areas of Ontario. For any vehicles running a red light, the owner, not the driver, would get a $325 ticket in the mail.
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The feisty Ward 3 representative is facing another complaint this one filed anonymously made against him to Robert Swayze, the city’s integrity commissioner.
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Swayze will present his findings to council next week. He is recommending Montpellier’s pay be docked for 60 days, which amounts to more than $6,000.
“On May 19, I received an anonymous complaint alleging (Montpellier) publicly criticized staff for the second time in an interview he granted to The Sudbury Star,” Swayze wrote. “The article was published on the same day as the complaint was filed with me. He refers to the fire management staff as having a condescending nature and endorsing warfare. The same article quotes him as accusing fire management of treating volunteer firefighters as third-class citizens.”
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