Not if you are not driving. There is no obligation to "carry papers" in Canada. Only if you are driving. There is one notable exception: carry your medical marijuana card with you if you are carrying paraphenalia, buying or using.
Police have the right to "demand" your ID if they have reasonable or probable grounds to suspect your involvement in criminal/suspicious activity. However you are only obligated to show ID if the police "detain" you; an example:
"Sir, I have reason to believe that you may be engaged in illegal activity I need to see some ID".
That is all they need for them to ask for your ID. If you chose not to produce valid ID they can detain you until your identity can be proved. If they do not detain you you are free to leave the are.
The key is that the police/peace officer and yes, even the lowly security guard (on private property) must detain you. Once you have been detained, if you refuse to provide ID, you can be arrested for obstructing a peace office.
Being detained is like a warning and an indication of what the police may intend to do. If they are prepared to detain you, they are prepared to arrest you. If they won't or can't detain you, you are pretty safe.
You may provide government ID (drivers license) or you can just give them your full name and date of birth depending on how much time you have
Legally, nowhere. However you can stream episodes legally by way of the BBC iPlayer service if you are in the UK, or on some websites for international broadcasters of the show such as the website for Space in Canada (if you are in Canada). Many episodes are also available for streaming via services like iTunes and Netflix.
All PJ'S Pets located across Canada carry both regular and fancy gerbils for $10.99. Please visit the website to find a location nearest you.
Yes. Beginning March 29, 2014, it will recognized as a marriage in England and Wales only. In the meantime, in accordance with Schedule 20 of the UK Civil Partnership Act 2004, a same-sex marriage formed in Canada is legally recognized as a civil partnership in the United Kingdom.
Answer this question… forced to carry pass books at all times.
The Kyoto Protocol is a legally binding agreement that all nations signed to reduce carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. The USA refused to ratify it and Canada withdrew from it in 2011.
All driver of a motor vehicle on public roads must carry proof of Financial Responsibility at all times. There is no exception for a newly acquired vehicle.
Depends. If she doesn't possess a permit to carry it, there's definite legal concern. If she doesn't really know how to use it, there's concern to be found there, as well. If she's going to carry it (legally, of course), she needs to be mindful at all times that she has it with her, since there are places, even in concealed carry and right-to-carry states, where she won't be permitted to bring it with her.
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It is likely best to carry a minimum of two pens at all times.
all of them can!!
yes you can legally leave but you cannot legally rent or sign leases at all. You also cant live under someone elses roof unless they have legally become your guardian. as i found out tonight. so your parents cant legally stop you from leaving but they can stop you from going anywhere.
Legally, nowhere. However you can stream episodes legally by way of the BBC iPlayer service if you are in the UK, or on some websites for international broadcasters of the show such as the website for Space in Canada (if you are in Canada). Many episodes are also available for streaming via services like iTunes and Netflix.
Not yet. But there soon will be because of all the ships that go from Canada to other places that will carry new species and living things to that place. Hope this helps.
Not Undercover Agents.
Carry your SS card and password with you at all times.
Only if you're driving.
A sleigh :D