Bill C-46

• What you need to know about the one-time grocery rebate coming July 5

  The Canadian Revenue Agency will be issuing a one-time grocery rebate to eligible Canadians this Wednesday, two months after the Cost of Living Act received Royal Assent.

  Canada

  Jul 2, 2023
  
• Should we take drunk drivers’ gun licences away?

  Britain takes drunk drivers' gun licences away. California may do something similar. Should Canada? "It's a no-brainer," one gun violence expert says.

  Politics

  May 2, 2019
  
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• New driving legislation will mean more breathalyzer tests: Edmonton police

  New impaired driving laws, which are part of Bill C-46, give police across Canada the authority to demand breathalyzer tests from any driver they pull over.

  Crime

  Dec 18, 2018
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• Mandatory impaired driving laws to hit the roads before holidays

  The mandatory alcohol screening allows police to demand a breath sample from any driver they lawfully stop.

  Canada

  Dec 11, 2018
• MADD Canada urges Senate committee to pass new impaired driving act

  Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada wants the Senate committee reviewing Bill C-46 to pass it as quickly as possible, the group's CEO told the Alberta Morning News.

  Canada

  Mar 3, 2018
• Alberta mother who lost son to a drunk driver renews calls for changes to Criminal Code

  Sheri Arsenault will be presenting her arguments before the Senate Justice Committee Thursday morning as she calls for a mandatory minimum sentence for anyone who kills someone as a result of driving while being impaired.

  Crime

  Mar 1, 2018
• Grieving Calgary family joins federal politician to push for stiffer sentences for impaired drivers

  A Calgary family, who lost a son and brother to an impaired driver, is calling on Canadians to push for mandatory minimum sentences for drunk drivers who kill.

  Politics

  Jan 9, 2018
• Don’t sacrifice charter rights in the fight against drunk driving

  As Ottawa proceeds with sweeping changes to Canada’s impaired driving laws, the Alberta Court of Appeal has issued a timely reminder about such laws respecting the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

  Canada

  May 20, 2017