Oakville, Ontario — MADD Canada is bringing its dynamic new School Assembly Program to British Columbia schools to show students how a single decision to drive impaired can change their lives forever. Road crashes are the number one cause of death among Canadian youth, and alcohol and/or drugs are involved in more than half of… Continue Reading MADD Canada Program Aims To Protect BC Students From Impaired Driving
Oakville, Ontario — Canadian students are seeing how one single decision can change their lives forever in MADD Canada’s new 2019-2020 School Assembly Program, titled Over the Edge, which began its nation-wide tour of schools in September. “Youth are at increased risk for impaired driving,” said MADD Canada Chief Executive Officer Andrew Murie. “Road crashes… Continue Reading Motivating Students to Drive Sober – MADD Canada Visits Edmonton School to Highlight 2019-2020 School Assembly Program
Oakville, Ontario — MADD Canada debuts its latest School Assembly Program for Ontario students this week, launching a province-wide tour to engage youth in a conversation about the dangers of impaired driving and the ways they can prevent it. The 2019-2020 School Assembly Program, titled Over the Edge, is being delivered to Ontario students in… Continue Reading New School Year Begins with Powerful Sober Driving Message from MADD Canada
CBC April 25, 2019 Kids in Grades 4-6 are getting a different kind of education this week. Ontario Provincial Police and Mothers Against Drunk Driving are teaching them about the risks associated when you mix alcohol, drugs and driving. The program is called 'SmartWheels' and uses virtual reality to teach students across Ontario in a… Continue Reading VR teaches kids about the dangers of drunk driving
Sylvan Lake News February 4, 2019 Brandon Radhay with Mother’s Against Drunk Driving spoke to middle school students Thursday about making safe choices while driving and as a passenger. Radhay was invited to Ecole Mother Teresa School to explain to the students the dangers of impaired driving, and its cost. He told the students, who… Continue Reading ‘Be smart about your choices,’ MADD presentation tells Sylvan Lake students
Oakville, Ontario —Middle and high school students across Newfoundland and Labrador are seeing how one split-second decision to drive impaired can take away all their tomorrows, in MADD Canada’s latest School Assembly Program. Titled No Tomorrow and supported by the Newfoundland Labrador Liquor Corporation (NLC), the 45-minute program explores how mixing alcohol, cannabis and other… Continue Reading NL Students See Powerful New Message about Risks of Impaired Driving Through MADD Canada’s School Assembly Program
Hampshire, Prince Edward Island – Prince Edward Island students will see the tragic consequences of impaired driving during a powerful new education program being presented by MADD Canada through funding from the Prince Edward Island Liquor Control Commission (PEILCC). Road crashes are the number one cause of death among teens and young adults, and alcohol… Continue Reading PEI Students View MADD Canada’s Latest Anti-Impaired Driving Program
Toronto, Ontario – MADD Canada’s education program for elementary students is going mobile with SmartWheels, a specially-outfitted recreational vehicle (RV) that will visit elementary schools around the province to educate students about the risks associated with alcohol, drugs and driving. SmartWheels is a 42-foot RV with a large projection screen, individual tablets and virtual reality… Continue Reading MADD Canada’s New Mobile Classroom Teaches Elementary Students about Risks of Alcohol, Drugs and Driving
Calgary, Alberta – The dangers and consequences of driving impaired are on the lesson plan this week as MADD Canada officially launches its 2017-2018 School Assembly Program, titled The Pact. Road crashes are the number one cause of death among teens and young adults, and alcohol and/or drugs are involved in more than half of… Continue Reading Bringing the Sober-Driving Message To Youth – MADD Canada’s New School Program Begins Nation-Wide Tour
Hamilton, Ontario – School is back and so are MADD Canada and the LCBO with a dynamic new School Assembly Program to educate Ontario students about the very real dangers of driving while drunk and/or high. Road crashes are the number one cause of death among teens and young adults, and alcohol and/or drugs are… Continue Reading New Program Urges Students to Make a Pact To Prevent Impaired Driving Before Tragedy Occurs
