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Penalty. The penalty, if prosecuted for trespass, is under the Summary Conviction Act (B.C.), and is up to six months imprisonment or a fine of up to $2,000.
It is an offence to trespass on public and private property in Ontario. Under the Trespass to Property Act, you commit trespassing when you: go onto another person's property where it is prohibited with notice in writing (can be a sign stating 'NO ENTRY'); do something on another person's property that is prohibited.
There's no special form that a trespass notice needs to take. You can give them a piece of paper telling them not to come onto your property, or you can tell them verbally. It's usually better to give notice in writing, because it gives you evidence that you've given notice if you go to court.
In British Columbia, the Trespass Act makes it illegal to enter an area that is enclosed land, enter a premise where you are not welcome or engage in activity on someone's land that is prohibited.
$10,000 for a first offence. $25,000 for subsequent offences, as well as possible prison time of up to 6 months. $200,000 for corporations that help or direct trespassers.