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Each year MADD Canada offers our services to thousands of victims and survivors across Canada.

If you or someone you know has been injured or has lost a loved one as a result of someone else’s choice to drive impaired, we have many resources available to you and your family during these difficult times.
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 MADD Canada’s mission is to stop impaired driving and to support victims and survivors of this violent crime.

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Victim/Survivor Stories

He was never coming home again.

Dear Reader, Madison Robak was only 11 years old when her aunt and older brother sat her down for a conversation that would change her life forever. Her dad—the man she fished, cooked and laughed [...]

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MADD Canada Launches a New PSA Campaign to Shift the Conversation on Impaired Driving

Oakville, Ontario – With the Labour Day long weekend fast approaching, MADD Canada has partnered with creative agency Movement to create Thanks For Leaving Me, a new perspective-shifting Public Service Agreement (PSA) campaign reminding Gen Z and all Canadians that driving impaired is never an option. Building on the momentum of MADD Canada’s previous Heroes campaign, Thanks For Leaving Me takes a new approach to impaired driving prevention. Rooted in research showing more than half Canadians report feeling a special, emotional [...]

The Complicated World of Drug-Impaired Driving

Among MADD Canada’s top priorities are Mandatory Alcohol Screening (MAS) and Immediate Roadside Prohibition (IRP)/Immediate Roadside Sanctions (IRS). There is good news on both fronts – more police services are using MAS at virtually every traffic stop, and the Government of Saskatchewan just announced their commitment to enhancing administrative penalties for impaired driving consistent with an IRP/IRS program.  MADD Canada is advocating for the federal government to expand the ability of police to use MAS for boat operators and after a [...]