Mother of Mya, Jace and Ramone Lavina speaks at MADD Red Ribbon campaign launch
As Catherine McDonald reports, Jade Galve spoke about how her life has been forever changed after losing three kids to impaired driving. Read more.
As Catherine McDonald reports, Jade Galve spoke about how her life has been forever changed after losing three kids to impaired driving. Read more.
The annual Project Red Ribbon Campaign by MADD is back for the 2026 holiday season. The campaign is done to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving, encourages people to drive sober, and remember those who have lost their lives to impaired driving. Read more.
WATCH: MADD Saskatoon launches its annual Red Ribbon campaign admits continued deaths due to impaired driving. Experts say impaired driving remains the provinces leading cause of death, and MADD President says it is completely preventable. Read more.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving is kicking off its annual education campaign on the dangers of impaired driving. Read more.
By CHIEF ROB DUTTCHEN, Corman Park Police Service Corman Park Police Service (CPPS) members were busy on the highways and byways in and around the RM last week. Sadly, just as Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Canada launched its annual Project Red Ribbon campaign, our officers removed seven impaired drivers from the road in seven… Continue Reading Seven impaired drivers in seven days as Project Red Ribbon begins
The annual Red Ribbon campaign targeting impaired driving was launched Monday by Mothers Against Drunk Driving and first responders. This year’s national awareness campaign, which started Sunday and will run until Jan. 4, 2027, encourages drivers not to get behind the wheel after drinking and to plan ahead for a safe ride home over the… Continue Reading ‘Impaired driving is not an accident, it’s a choice’: MADD launches 2026 Project Red Ribbon
The Calgary-area chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving has kicked off its annual Red Ribbon campaign, aiming to prevent drunk driving over the holidays. Read more.
Ahead of the holiday season, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD Canada) has launched its annual awareness campaign to remind the public to always drive sober. Joe Sadowski has more. Read more.
Ahead of the holiday season, Mothers Against Drunk Driving launched their annual sober driving campaign called Project Red Ribbon on Friday. For its 39th year, the organization is honouring a Vancouver couple that lost their lives to an impaired driver four years ago. Read more.
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...