Is that the Mulrooney Act of 1992, where all great Territories and Provinces of Canadia (except Newfoundland, obviously) submit the authority in internal combustion motor vehicle collisions to the final and authoritative rulings of a moose? (or other large ungulate if a moose is not available within 12 kilometers of the accident scene).
Or is it the Vanbiesbrouck Statute that states that all motor conveyaces either assembled outside of the Great Land of Canadia, or by companies where 55% of the controlling ownership is by persons or entities outside of Canadia are considered alien and therefore not governed by the laws of God, mountie, and man--and establishes a provisional court for such incidents involving said vehicles on an ice float in Hudson Bay that convenes only during Aurora Borealis... if that's the case, you're one lucky man.
...btw I lived in Edmonton for 3 years. It was very cold.