With the busy holiday season just weeks away, MADD Canada and Allstate Insurance Company of Canada are asking all Canadians to show their commitment to sober driving by joining Project Red Ribbon. For 26 years, MADD Canada's red ribbon has been a symbol of safe and sober driving, and a tribute to those who have … Read more
MADD Canada is asking all Canadians to wear a red ribbon as a sign of their commitment to sober driving this holiday season. Project Red Ribbon runs from November 1 to the first Monday after New Year's. During that time, MADD Canada volunteers in communities across Canada will distribute millions of red ribbons to the public to attach … Read more
With the new school year underway, MADD Canada is reaching out to students with a powerful new School Assembly Program to educate them about the dangers of impaired driving and encourage them to always make safe and responsible choices. The program, titled Smashed, tells the story of Natalie, Pete and Kelly as they ditch a … Read more
With the new school year underway, MADD Canada is reaching out to students with a powerful new School Assembly Program to educate them about the dangers of impaired driving and encourage them to always make safe and responsible choices. More information is available online. Call 1-877-392-6233.
As British Columbia's Liquor Policy Review mulls changes to the alcohol sales system, MADD Canada urges the government and the public to look beyond promises of increased revenues and convenience, and consider the significant negative impacts that increased alcohol access and consumption will have on a wide range of health and public safety issues, including … Read more
The word "smashed" will take on a whole new meaning for students who see MADD Canada's 2013-2014 School Assembly Program. Emotional and realistic, MADD Canada's new program, called Smashed, demonstrates just how easily and quickly a night of partying can turn to tragedy when someone makes the wrong decision. MADD Canada and Ontario provincial partner … Read more
MADD Canada said with the new Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada Peter MacKay (Central Nova, N.S.) recently talking about potential changes to the Criminal Code to better deal with the crime of impaired driving, MADD Canada encourages him to revisit his government's 2009 federal standing committee report and its recommendation for random … Read more
