Do I need a driver's license to get a PPL in Canada? I've been searching on Google but there doesn't seem to be any results confirming or rejecting the requirement of a driver's license prior to PPL. It returns results for the United States, but that is of no use to me.

There is this question, but it doesn't address the having or not having a driver's license prior to PPL. 

I have looked at the flight school (a),(b). Unless I am blind, there is no reference to this matter. 

It seems like a very obvious question to ask, I'm surprised there is no reference.

If someone could point me to resources, or if someone obtained their PPL prior to driver's license could provide a briefing of whether this is an obvious requirement and I am oblivious to it or is it not a requirement at all.
It does not appear that a driver's license is required. From General information on pilot licences and permits, which details the requirements for getting various kinds of pilot licenses, there is no mention of a driver's license.

Prior to the issue of a permit or licence, an application must be submitted and the following requirements met:

proof of age and citizenship (not required if previously submitted)
proof of medical fitness;
proof of having met the knowledge requirements;
proof of having met the skill requirement;
proof of having met the experience requirement;
payment of the appropriate fees.