Bob Carreau and Nancy Stewart met with Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria at the MADD Canada office on November 9th. Along with Deb Kelly from MADD, we were able to provide information and share goals in the hopes of eliminating impaired driving. We were asked to tell our stories of our loved ones who were killed by impaired drivers. …
Toronto’s Red Ribbon campaign got off to a fabulous start November 7th at the TTC yards. Representatives from Toronto Police, Toronto Fire, OPP, EMS, and TTC all gave impactful talks supporting the Red Ribbon campaign – which raises awareness of the dangers of impaired driving, especially during the holiday season. There are 27 buses with the photos of victims of…
Toronto, November 3, 2015 – Today marks the start of MADD Toronto Chapter’s Project Red Ribbon campaign, designed to combat impaired driving during the holidays. During this campaign, volunteers will be distributing Red Ribbon Boxes to local area police stations, Allstate Insurance Company of Canada offices and local participating retailers to encourage Toronto area residents to tie a MADD Canada…
The 2015 Provincial Impaired Driving Report compiled by MADD Canada, assesses major elements of each province’s impaired driving laws and identifies areas where reforms can be made to significantly reduce impaired driving. Read more here: MADD Canada