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MADD Canada and MPI Bring Impaired Driving Education to Students in Manitoba

MADD Canada2026-10-07T09:25:46-04:002026/10/07|

Exclusive Screening of Trapped Featured in School Program Winnipeg, Manitoba — Students across Manitoba will have an opportunity to learn about the risks and consequences of impaired driving through MADD Canada’s 2026–2027 School Program, thanks to the support of Provincial Sponsor Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI). An exclusive screening is being held today at West… Continue Reading MADD Canada and MPI Bring Impaired Driving Education to Students in Manitoba

MADD Canada Launches Every Drop PSA Campaign in Prince Edward Island

MADD Canada2026-10-05T12:37:23-04:002026/10/05|

Charlottetown, PEI – MADD Canada has launched Every Drop, a new public service announcement (PSA) in Prince Edward Island reminding Islanders that when it comes to being under the Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit, every drop makes a difference. The Every Drop PSA was made possible through funding from the Law Foundation of Prince Edward… Continue Reading MADD Canada Launches Every Drop PSA Campaign in Prince Edward Island

MADD Canada Unveils New Roadside Memorial Sign in Warman Honouring Sophie Schnurr Killed in Impaired Driving Crash

MADD Canada2026-09-25T15:04:47-04:002026/09/26|

Warman, Saskatchewan – MADD Canada will unveil a new roadside memorial sign today in memory of Sophie Schnurr, who was tragically killed in an impaired driving crash in Warman, Saskatchewan. The sign has been installed west of the intersection of Highway 305 and Highway 11, near the crash scene where Sophie died. On December 21,… Continue Reading MADD Canada Unveils New Roadside Memorial Sign in Warman Honouring Sophie Schnurr Killed in Impaired Driving Crash

MADD Canada Policy Symposium Brings Experts Together to Advance Solutions to Prevent Impaired Driving

MADD Canada2026-09-25T15:01:55-04:002026/09/25|

Oakville, Ontario— Although progress has been made, every year hundreds of people are killed and thousands more are injured in impaired driving crashes that are entirely preventable. While public awareness and education are critical, preventing these tragedies also requires effective laws, enforcement, reliable data, and evidence-based policies. These issues will be at the centre of… Continue Reading MADD Canada Policy Symposium Brings Experts Together to Advance Solutions to Prevent Impaired Driving

MADD Canada Welcomes New National President as Volunteers Gather in Toronto for National Leadership Conference

MADD Canada2026-09-25T14:59:14-04:002026/09/25|

Oakville, Ontario- It will be a busy few days for MADD Canada as the organization brings together policy experts, volunteers and leaders from across the country for two major events focused on preventing impaired driving and supporting victims and survivors. MADD Canada’s first Policy Symposium takes place today in Toronto, bringing together policymakers, road safety… Continue Reading MADD Canada Welcomes New National President as Volunteers Gather in Toronto for National Leadership Conference

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MADD Canada2026-10-07T14:49:01-04:002026/09/22|

Dear Reader, We were talking about what to have for dinner... That’s the last thing I remember before everything went black. My next memory was of waking up on a hard surface. It was bright and cold, and I was in terrible pain. My brother was beside me. “You were in a car crash,” he… Continue Reading That’s the last thing I remember before everything went black.

MADD Canada Van de Vorst Family Police Awards Recognize Officers for Taking Impaired Drivers off the Roads

MADD Canada2026-09-19T15:48:36-04:002026/09/21|

Oakville, Ontario — Today, Saskatchewan police officers will be honoured with MADD Canada Van de Vorst Family Police Awards for going above and beyond to protect their communities by taking impaired drivers off the province’s roads, waterways and trails. Special ceremonies will be held in Saskatoon today and in Regina tomorrow. The awards are named… Continue Reading MADD Canada Van de Vorst Family Police Awards Recognize Officers for Taking Impaired Drivers off the Roads

MADD Canada Unveils New Prince Edward Island Provincial Memorial Monument Honouring Victims of Alcohol- and Drug-Related Crashes

MADD Canada2026-09-19T15:45:56-04:002026/09/18|

Charlottetown, PEI – Today, MADD Canada will unveil its new Prince Edward Island (PEI) Provincial Memorial Monument, creating a permanent place to remember victims of alcohol- and drug-related crashes. The monument, engraved with the names of 12 victims, is located at Joseph A. Ghiz Memorial Park. The Prince Edward Island Provincial Memorial Monument is an… Continue Reading MADD Canada Unveils New Prince Edward Island Provincial Memorial Monument Honouring Victims of Alcohol- and Drug-Related Crashes

Always thinking about the what ifs’: Memorial installed to remember teen killed in drunk driving crash

MADD Canada2026-09-19T15:55:09-04:002026/09/12|

A new roadside memorial was installed Friday in memory of a Fort Saskatchewan teen killed nearly six years ago in a crash involving a drunk driver. Alexandra Ollington’s mother says the Highway 21 sign, which has been a year in the making, is a way to honour and remember her young daughter’s life. Read more...

‘It’s emotional’: 4 more names added to Nova Scotia’s MADD memorial

MADD Canada2026-09-19T15:53:37-04:002026/09/12|

A sombre ceremony was held Saturday to honour the lives of Nova Scotians killed by impaired driving. Families joined with first responders at the MADD Canada Memorial Monument at the Dartmouth Memorial Gardens. The memorial features the names of 137 victims, including four new names added this year: Brayden Lemmon, Victoria Cousins, Eva Deveau and Konnor Corkum-Millett. Read… Continue Reading ‘It’s emotional’: 4 more names added to Nova Scotia’s MADD memorial

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