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Greater Sudbury: office and courtroom are different locations

The City lists the Provincial Offences administrative office at 199 Larch Street and the POA courtroom at the Lionel E. Lalonde Centre, 239 Montée Principale, Azilda. Confirm the location or connection instructions on your own hearing notice before attending. These are court details, not ParaCan office locations.

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Read the wording beside each option, not just its number. Greater Sudbury has announced a transition away from offence notices offering Option 2 early resolution. The current guilty-plea option is not the same as disputing the charge. Confirm the process for your own notice.

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Save the original document, take clear photos of both sides, and record the date, road, traffic conditions and sequence of events while the details are fresh. Do not alter the ticket or summons.

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Is Option 2 still early resolution on a Sudbury ticket?

The City says offence notices containing the early-resolution version of Option 2 will no longer be in circulation as of November 1, 2026. It is transitioning to a guilty-plea option with submissions about the penalty. Read your own notice. If it has older wording or you already have a meeting notice, confirm the applicable process with the court office.

Does the current Sudbury Option 2 let me dispute the charge?

No. The current City page describes pleading guilty before a justice of the peace and requesting a lower fine or more time to pay. In that procedure, you cannot dispute or amend the charge or change the associated demerit points. The City directs people who wish to dispute the allegation to the Option 3 trial instructions.

Is the Sudbury courtroom at the administrative office?

Not necessarily. The City lists the administrative office at 199 Larch Street and the POA courtroom at 239 Montée Principale, Azilda. Follow your own hearing notice and confirm any location or attendance uncertainty with the court office.

How do I request disclosure for a Sudbury traffic case?

Greater Sudbury publishes a disclosure-request form and submission instructions for its Municipal Prosecutors. The City asks for requests eight weeks before the court date. If your date is closer, contact the appropriate office promptly. A disclosure request does not itself postpone a hearing.

Does a summons have the same response process as an offence notice?

No. A standard Ontario offence notice normally requires a response within 15 days of receiving it, while a summons gives appearance instructions and a court date. Read the actual document and do not assume that selecting an online ticket option answers a summons.

What should I send ParaCan for a Sudbury case review?

Send a clear copy of every page of the ticket or summons, including the instructions and any court date. We will discuss the allegation, proposed work and quoted fee before you decide. No document handy? Contact us first and provide it later. Sending an inquiry does not file a court response or arrange representation.

Official source: City of Greater Sudbury Provincial Offences Office. This page is general information only and is not legal advice. Last reviewed: November 8, 2026.

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