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In Canada, the police are entitled to stop ANY motorist without probable cause to verify your eligibility to drive. This includes checking your license status, sobriety, physical fitness to be behind the wheel, insurance status, and vehicle condition.

Any other offenses observed in plain sight or discovered through legally acceptable investigative procedures while conducting such a traffic stop are perfectly admissible in court.

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Effectively, yes. A routine traffic check is enough reason to pull you over.

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