York regional police said five people have died this year in alcohol- and drug-related collisions. Continue reading →

Jennifer Neville-Lake and her husband Edward Lake, whose children were killed by an impaired driver, were in attendance at the program launch in Richmond Hill Wednesday evening. Continue reading →

This is the 31st year of the campaign, and while cannabis impaired driving is not a new issue, this is the first year that the substance is legal. Continue reading →

MADD Canada said the decision to remove Charleston Hughes from the Riders’ active roster sent a strong message about the seriousness of impaired driving. Continue reading →

The Ministry of Corrections and Policing along with other partners are supplying $25,000 in funding to MADD Canada in efforts to curb impaired driving. Continue reading →

MADD Canada officially launched their new community leader group in Estevan Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading →

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 →

SGI said there were 39 impaired driving deaths in Saskatchewan last year, down from the five-year average of 57 deaths. Continue reading →

London-based Black Fly Beverage Company is expanding its effort to curb impaired driving by attaching breathalyzers to its alcoholic drinks. Continue reading →