The following laws have been recently updated:
It is an offence to enter or cross any part of a highway, to cross signage prohibiting pedestrians, or to obstruct the flow of traffic on any public road while on foot. Crossing any road promptly and safely does not constitute an offence under this law.
Infraction - liable to $700 maximum fine.
Drivers must bring their vehicle to a complete stop at the stop sign or before a pedestrian crossing. After stopping, proceed only when it is safe and the road is clear.

Drivers must slow down and give way to all traffic on the road they are entering or crossing. Proceed only when it is safe to do so.

Indicates the maximum legal speed for the stretch of road, measured in miles per hour (MPH). Drivers must not exceed the limit displayed on the sign.

These signs prohibit specific turning movements at an intersection or stretch of road.

Pedestrian access is prohibited beyond this point. This area is restricted to vehicles only.

Vehicles may not be parked in areas marked with this sign.

Drivers may not stop, stand, or park in the marked area at any time, regardless of the reason. This includes stopping for loading or waiting.

Vehicles must proceed in the direction indicated by the arrow

Vehicles must keep to the side of the sign indicated by the arrow

Vehicles must not proceed onto the length of road for which this sign is posted

Parking in the marked area is permitted for a maximum of 5 minutes. Offenders may be charged under law 12.4 Parking.