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- Alcohol and or Drugs Among Crash Victims Dying Within 12 Months, by Jurisdiction Canada, 2014 (April 20, 2018)
- Cannabis and Other Drugs Among Drivers Dying Within 30 Days of a Crash, Canada, 2014 (April 2018)
- Alcohol Cannabis and Impaired Driving
- Lives Saved in Canada Due to Reductions in Alcohol-Related Crash Deaths, 1982-2014 (April 2018)
- Magnitude of the Alcohol/Drug-Related Crash Problem in Canada
- Estimating the Presence of Alcohol and Drug Impairment in Traffic Crashes and their Costs to Canadians: 1999 – 2010
- BACs of Alcohol-Positive, Fatally-Injured Drivers, Canada 1987-2014 (April 2018)
- Transport Canada Reports: The Alcohol Crash Problem in Canada
- The Cost and Consequences of Impaired Driving
- MADD Canada Urges Senate to Restore Mandatory Alcohol Screening to Bill C-46
- Why Canada Needs Mandatory Screening, May 2017
- MADD Canada Submission to Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security Regarding Bill C-226, October 2016
- Passive Alcohol Sensors, MADD Canada, 2015
- Federal Impaired Driving Policy: Moving Beyond Half Measures (Canadian Public Policy, March 2014)
- Canadian Attitudes on Random Breath Testing
- Random Breath Testing: A Canadian Perspective
- Constitutional Power of Random Breath Testing
- Predicting the Impact of RBT on Police Resources, Social Costs and Driver Inconvenience (Criminal Law Quarterly)
- MADD Canada’s Response to Charter Concerns Around Random Breath Testing
- The Case for Comprehensive Random Breath Testing Programs in Canada – Reviewing the Evidence and Challenges (Alberta Law Review)
- The Impact of Implementing Random Breath Testing on Criminal Justice System Resources
- A Review of the Traffic Injury Research Foundation’s Analysis of Random Breath Testing in Canada’s Impaired Driving Framework: The Way Forward.
- Frequently Asked Questions about Random Breath Testing
- An Overview of Administrative Driver License Suspensions and Criminal Code Charges for Alcohol and Drug Impaired Driving in Canada: 2008-2014
- The 2015 Provincial and Territorial Legislative Review
- MADD Canada Model 2009
- Ontario’s Administrative Licence Suspension Program (2009)
- Alcohol-related Traffic Fatalities Declining (British Columbia Medical Journal, March 2012)
- Traffic-Related Countermeasures and Youth – July 2012
- Estimated Number and Percentage of Alcohol and Impairment-Related Crash Fatalities and Injuries, by Jurisdiction, Age and Population: Canada, 2009
- Youth and Impaired Driving in Canada: Opportunities for Progress (2006)
- The 2015 Provincial and Territorial Legislative Review
- MADD Canada Model 2009
- Zero Blood Alcohol Concentration Limits for Drivers under 21: Lessons from Canada
- The Case for a Provincial .00% BAC Limit for All Drivers Under the Age of 21. (2001)
- Model Provincial and Territorial Drug Impaired Driving Laws and Policies
- Cannabis and Other Drugs Among Drivers Dying Within 30 Days of a Crash, Canada, 2014 (April 2018)
- Submission to the Task Force on Marijuana Legalization and Regulation, August 2016
- A Feasibility Study of Roadside Oral Fluid Drug Testing, December 2015
- Addressing the Drug Impaired Driving Problem in Canada, January 2014
- Canada’s New Drug-Impaired Driving Law: The Need to Consider Other Approaches, Traffic Injury Prevention, November 2013
- Drug-Impaired Driving Charges: Canada, 2008-2016
- Drug Impaired Driving in Canada: Review and Recommendations
- Overview of Federal-Drug Impaired Driving Enforcement and Provincial Licence Suspensions in Canada
- The ABCs of BACs
- BAC to the Future – Modernizing the Criminal Drinking-Driving Threshold
- The Effectiveness of Reducing Illegal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Limits for Driving, PIRE Research (September 2003)
- The Case for a .05% Criminal Code BAC Limit
- The Case for a Provincial .00% BAC Limit for All Drivers Under the Age of 21. (2001)
- Calculating BACs for Dummies: The Real-World Significance of Canada’s .08% Criminal BAC Limit for Driving
- The Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus and the Hard Core Drinking Driver (2001)
- Post-Crash Testing of Impaired Driving Suspects, MADD Canada, 2015
- BAC Evidence and the Hospitalized Impaired Driver
- Emergency Departments – A Legal “Catch 22” Has Turned Them into a Safe Haven from Prosecution for Impaired Drivers Who are Involved in Fatal or Personal Injury Crashes
- Enforcing Impaired Driving Laws Against Hospitalized Drivers: The Intersection of Healthcare, Patient Confidentiality and Law Enforcement
- Proportion of Drivers Presenting to a Tertiary Care Emergency Department Who Engage in Future Impaired Driving Activities
- A Feasibility Study of Roadside Oral Fluid Drug Testing, December 2015
- Memorandum on Mandatory Minimum Sentences, MADD Canada, 2015
- Passive Alcohol Sensors, MADD Canada, 2015
- Post-Crash Testing of Impaired Driving Suspects, MADD Canada, 2015
- Federal Impaired Driving Policy: Moving Beyond Half Measures (Canadian Public Policy, March 2014)
- 2012 Federal Legislative Review
- Reforming the Federal Impaired Driving Legislation: Next Steps (February 2009)
- Enforcing Impaired Driving Laws Against Hospitalized Drivers
- Summary of Provincial and Territorial Traffic Legislation Related to Alcohol-Impaired Driving, September 2017
- The 2015 Provincial Impaired Driving Report
- 2015 Update: Provincial and Territorial Impaired Driving Legislation
- The 2012 Provincial and Territorial Legislative Review (National and Provincial Statistics)
- Persons Charged and Convicted 1977 to 2015-16
- Persons Charged and Convicted of an Impaired Driving Offence (By Jurisdiction) 2012 – 2016
- Impaired Driving Causing Death Charges, Cases and Convictions 1994 to 2015-16
- Impaired Driving Causing Bodily Harm Charges, Cases and Convictions 1994 to 2015-16
- Drug-Impaired Driving Charges: Canada, 2008-2016
- An Overview of Warn Range Administrative Licence Suspensions and Criminal Code Charges in Canada – 2010 – 2014
- Sentencing for Impaired Driving Causing Death 1994-95 to 2015-16
- Sentencing for Impaired Driving Causing Bodily Harm 1994-95 to 2015-16
- Memorandum on Mandatory Minimum Sentences, MADD Canada, 2015
- Canadian Sentencing Law and Impaired Driving
- MADD Canada’s Sentencing Framework for Impaired Driving
- Addressing the Problem of Chronic and Repeat Offenders