An RCMP Constable holds a breathalyzer test in Surrey, B.C., in this file photo.
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Alberta hits drinking drivers again
Starting July 1, criminally impaired drivers will face harsher consequences across the province of Alberta. A driver with a blood alcohol concentration over .08 will be charged under the Criminal Code, just as before.
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Province prepares to crack down on impaired drivers
The B.C. government plans to strengthen the right of those accused of impaired driving to challenge roadside screening tests and appeal an immediate roadside prohibition, in response to a B.C.
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B.C. to bolster appeal rights of accused drunk drivers
As police forces across the province ramp up programs to crack down on distracted driving this week, Toronto police have added a new method to catch these texting and talking drivers.
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Toronto police riding the rocket to catch texting drivers
As police forces across the province ramp up programs to crack down on distracted driving this week, Toronto police have added a new method to catch these texting and talking drivers.
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Toronto police riding the rocket to catch texting drivers
Alberta motorists caught text-messaging, answering a cellphone or putting on lipstick face a $172 fine after the province’s new distracted driving legislation comes into effect.
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Texting, calling, now banned for Alberta drivers
A prominent defence lawyer in the province is slamming a new administrative penalty that suspends someone’s licence for a week after blowing too high on a roadside screening device.
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Moncton lawyer fights impaired driving law
A prominent defence lawyer in the province is slamming a new administrative penalty that suspends someone’s licence for a week after blowing too high on a roadside screening device.
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Lawyer challenges breathalyzer rules
A prominent defence lawyer in the province is slamming a new administrative penalty that suspends someone’s licence for a week after blowing too high on a roadside screening device.
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Lawyer slams tough breathalyzer rules
A prominent defence lawyer in the province is slamming a new administrative penalty that suspends someone’s licence for a week after blowing too high on a roadside screening device.
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Defence lawyer says week-long licence suspensions for blood alcohol are unfair