You where writing to Bill Cheek;
>     I thought they had an anti-eavesdropping law though.  Or were
>     thinking about it.
Just thinking. Our law is this, you can listen to anything you want, but
under no circumstances may you use what you hear for any purpose.
 Which technically includes letting the cops know about some illegal
activity. (of course, if you don;t tell them how you came to know about
this... you open up another can of worms if you arn't anonymous)
>     Seems to me that the anti-radar detector law skips provinces going
>     from east to west.  But that's okay, because the mandatory headlight
>     law is in the other alternating provinces.  So you drive across
>     Canada going on/off, off/on, on/off, off on, eh.
Can't say I've heard of any headlight law.  Daytime running lights are
required on new vehicles, BUT they _not_ mandatory.
And to get back to topic; You can drive around with your scanner, but be
smart enough to shut it off if you get pulled over.
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