MADD Canada

Despite being aware of their impairment, many Canadians still opt to drive after consuming alcohol, cannabis, or other substances, MADD Canada claims. A survey the group conducted highlights a trend, particularly among young males aged 18-34, who are consistently found to engage in such behaviors....

Nova Scotia students are being educated and empowered to prevent impaired driving crashes, deaths and injuries through an education program presented by MADD Canada and Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation. Road crashes are the number one cause of death among Canadian youth, and alcohol and/or drugs are...

MADD Canada, the Canadian branch of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, announced Wednesday the beginning of its new 2019-2020 School Assembly Program to teach students about the consequences of impaired driving. The program, "Over the Edge," is designed for students in grades 7-12 ...