See MADD Canada's latest TV and radio ads.
See MADD Canada's latest TV and radio ads.
Sudbury Star February 6, 2020 A Sudbury woman who lost her brother to a drunk driver says she’s looking forward to the day technology will be installed in vehicles to prevent impaired driving. “The hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries caused by alcohol and/or drug-related crashes each year are 100 per cent preventable,” Jaymie-Lyne [...]
Sudbury.com February 6, 2020 The older sister of a teen killed by a drunk driver in 2014 has been named MADD Canada's new national president. Jaymie-Lyne Hancock will advance awareness and education initiatives, promote public policy priorities, and collaborate with volunteers and supporters, said a press release from the organization. Most importantly, she will be [...]
Oakville, Ontario – While a recent survey shows more than three-quarters of Canadians favour the addition of testing technology in vehicles to prevent impaired driving, MADD Canada and its new National President are striving for 100% support. In a survey of 1,001 Canadians, conducted by Ipsos in late January, 785 (78%) said they would be [...]
Follow Jaymie-Lyne on social media! Facebook: @nationalpresidentmaddca Twitter: @PresidentMADDCa Instagram: nationalpresidentmaddca On August 21st 2014 around 11:00 p.m., Dean Jr. (DJ) Hancock was leaving a hockey tryout when he was struck head on by an impaired driver. Pinned in his vehicle for over an hour, DJ eventually succumbed to his injuries and died on the [...]
Edmonton, Alberta – A roadside memorial sign honouring the memory of Thomas Spinks, who died in an alcohol-related crash on October 23, 2017, will be unveiled today by his father Tony Wentworth and MADD Edmonton & Area Chapter. Located near the crash site on southbound Highway 2, just south of Highway 41, the sign features [...]
EDMONTON JOURNAL February 5, 2020 A man killed in a alcohol-fuelled roadside crash on Highway 2 more than two years ago will be honoured with the first Edmonton-area memorial roadside sign. “It means so much, I’m sure it means everything to his kids, they’re gonna grow up and see that sign,” said Tony Wentworth, whose [...]
Discover Estevan February 5, 2020 Impaired driving is a serious issue from coast to coast in Canada, and the province of Saskatchewan is no different and actually holds higher rates of impaired drivers than most of Canada. MADD is looking to put an end to this and they are attempting to do so by educating [...]
Canora Courier January 31, 2020 The MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) Canada SmartWheels Campaign brought its message of alcohol and drug awareness to CCS on January 21. Shawna Leson, who applied for and arranged the presentation, said there were a total of four sessions for the Grade 5A and B classes and the Grade 6A [...]
Oakville, Ontario – MADD Canada and Allstate Insurance Company of Canada are asking Canadians to make the winning play before this weekend’s Super Bowl festivities begin by planning ahead for a sober ride home. “Everyone is on the same team when it comes to keeping roads safe,” said MADD Canada Chief Executive Officer Andrew Murie. [...]
