MADD Canada
Manitoba’s 1st roadside memorial sign honours man killed by drunk driver in 2010
A Winnipeg man who died in 2010 after his car was hit by a drunk driver is being honoured with a roadside memorial on Wednesday. Continue reading
Saskatchewan sees significant decline in impaired driving deaths
SGI said there were 39 impaired driving deaths in Saskatchewan last year, down from the five-year average of 57 deaths. Continue reading
London’s Black Fly Beverage Company to attach single-use breathalyzers to products
London-based Black Fly Beverage Company is expanding its effort to curb impaired driving by attaching breathalyzers to its alcoholic drinks. Continue reading
Memorial for drunk driving victims approved in Saskatoon
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
The memorial at Saskatoon City Hall will honour those killed by drunk drivers in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
MADD Canada CEO applauds new Alberta impaired driving laws
By Bindu Suri Anchor
Starting on April 9, anyone caught driving while impaired from alcohol or drugs will automatically receive a 90 day licence suspension. Continue reading
MADD Canada urges Senate committee to pass new impaired driving act
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
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. Continue reading
MADD Canada includes marijuana use in bold new campaign
By Bindu Suri Anchor
MADD Canada is using a bold new campaign in Calgary schools to send an important message not to drink or use drugs and drive. Continue reading
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MADD Canada shows Fredericton students the dangers of impaired driving
Grade 8 students at a Fredericton middle school were delivered a sobering message by MADD Canada and NB Liquor, teaching about the dangers and long-lasting impacts of impaired driving. Continue reading
Edmonton’s Project Red Ribbon aims to stop impaired driving during holiday season
An annual campaign to stop impaired driving in Edmonton during the holiday season kicked off Friday. Continue reading
New Brunswick to impose new measures for drunk drivers starting November 1
New Brunswick will seize drunk drivers’ cars for up to two months under a law that comes into force Nov. 1 Continue reading
