On his way to have a dog bite looked at in hospital, John Taylor was pulled over by Quebec police and dinged for a too\u002Ddark side window
Such is life in border towns, where we live peacefully married, but forever suspicious.
Comes another interprovincial sore point — tinted windows — and John Taylor relates a startling experience that occurred in June 2021. Oh, boy, bit of a howler.Article content A curious thing happened that day. Taylor, on a walk at the cottage, was bitten by a dog, bad enough to break the skin and draw blood. So, just before 6 p.m., he began to drive himself to the hospital in Renfrew, planning to cross into Ontario at Portage-du-Fort, Que.
“Literally, I was taking my pants down in the car for him to take a look at this,” he said this week.Apparently satisfied the bite was genuine, the officer then turned his attention to the driver’s side window, which he claimed was tinted enough to violate Quebec law. The top, incidentally, was down, offering the officer a clear view.Article contentJohn Taylor argues you can “read a book” through the tint on the windows on his vehicle.
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