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Mothers Against Drink Driving said car crashes are the top reason Canadian kids die, adding 'alcohol, cannabis and/or drugs are involved in more than half of those crashes.'

A Montreal couple is continuing their fight to lobby the Quebec government to lower the blood alcohol limit to .05.

The CAQ will refund the grieving parents of a woman killed in a car crash after the couple said they felt pressured to pay to have access to the province's transport minister.

After Jordyn Reimer was killed by an impaired driver in May 2022, her parents want someone--who allegedly gave the driver the keys to his vehicle--to face charges as well.

A Winnipeg defence lawyer says criminal negligence causing death is of the hardest offences to prove under the Criminal Code.

Of 5,400 alcohol screenings issued, the program reported 59 people were handed impaired driving charges, 46 of which were dealt outside Winnipeg.

The fad known as the 'Sephora Kids' has gained popularity on social media, featuring young people flocking to Sephora and then sharing detailed skin care routine videos.

The family of Michael Chintakis was full of emotion as 23-year-old Antoine Dubuc renounced his right to a bail hearing, and had new charges added against him.

A B.C. man was able to obtain insurance for his motorcycle, despite having a driving prohibition and 20 prior impaired driving convictions.

A decade ago, Quinn, 17-years-old, died in an accident caused by drunk driver. 

Belleville, Ont.'s drug emergency has exposed other systematic issues within the community, including the high levels of homelessness.

The case is set to make its first appearance in a London court Monday morning, just hours before local police are scheduled to give an update on their investigation.

Sioux Lookout, Ont., is home to fewer than 6,000 people but, as the hub of the north, it serves tens of First Nations communities. Local leaders say there isn't enough support.

Northvolt says the site of its future electric vehicle battery plant near Montreal was sabotaged after nails were driven into trees that are set to be cut down.

The Fredericton Police Force said 198 people have been charged with impaired driving so far this year.

Lethbridge police and Alberta Sheriffs have checked around 850 vehicles, caught eight impaired drivers, given out three warnings, and issued 46 violation tickets.

Effective Jan. 3, 2024, Starbucks is allowing customers to bring their own personal cups to mobile orders and drive-thrus in Canada and the U.S.

The fee to be picked up or dropped off in downtown Vancouver could climb from $0.30 to $0.60 in the next two years.

A man who died with his wife and eight-year-old son after their utility terrain vehicle went into a lake wasn't the kind of person to put his family at risk, says a friend.

The organization is launching its annual Red Ribbon campaign against impaired driving. Anyone can wear a red ribbon to show their commitment to driving sober.