Depends on what administrative fees Alberta has for taking tickets like that to court. In some cases, if you lose, they can levy higher fines (e.g. Quebec), but I don't know what the situation is in Alberta. FYI, there's reciprocity between the two provinces so if you fail to pay the ticket in Albe...

Thanks.

My main question is will Alberta be able to FINE me more than just the $350 ticket? The cop seemed to think the judge would be able to give me an additional fine for excessive speeding over 49km/h above the limit if I chose to fight the ticket.

It was in Alberta, not in Ontario.

the cop told me if i didn't pay it and it went it front of a judge i could be fined further for excessive speeding.

I have a ticket that is due in 10 days for going 55km/over.

I don't plan on paying it.

Aside from increase in insurance premiums, and having to pay the ticket, are there any additional fines that can be placed against me if this goes to court?