It's reasonable to look for ways to reduce drunk driving. But Rob Breakenridge has reason to believe Canada's new impaired driving laws go so far they're unconstitutional.

One new tool police in Canada have as of Dec. 18th is the authority to demand breathalyzer tests from any driver they pull over. 

St. Albert - Edmonton MP Michael Cooper wants the federal government to reconsider proposed changes to the way impaired drivers are prosecuted in Canada — and he's not alone.

Starting on April 9, anyone caught driving while impaired from alcohol or drugs will automatically receive a 90 day licence suspension.

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.

Daphne Schmidt was a passenger in a car with three others when their car was involved in a head-on collision with a truck on Highway 6 on Saturday evening.

The victim of an impaired driving collision hopes to present a petition to the House of Commons calling on stiffer sentencing for impaired driving.

Canada's Supreme Court has made a decision on B.C.'s drunk driving laws. The court has ruled automatic driving bans for those who test over the legal alcohol limit are constitutional.

Two years after they first made the commitment, the Conservatives are finally introducing a renewed crackdown on drunk drivers - but the new measures aren't about to become law any time soon.