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This is the official case of R. v Ruizfuentes who was under the influence while driving and resulting hitting another vehicle and killing the driver.

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This website provides information on everything you need to know about impaired driving and it also provides some tips on how to avoid it.

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Ontario's impaired driving laws and the penalties for driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs.

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MADD (mothers against drunk driving) in a charitable organization which brings awareness to impaired driving. They provide resources for victims who have been affected by impaired driving and they also allow the community to volunteer.

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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD Canada) is a Registered Canadian Charitable Organization (Reg. No. 13907 2060 RR0001) which is volunteer-driven.

The organization has a National Board of Directors representing membership from all regions of Canada. MADD Canada's National Office is located in Oakville, Ontario.

For a list of National Staff, click here.

The National Office can be reached at: 1-800-665-6233 (toll-free).

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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD Canada) is a Registered Canadian Charitable Organization (Reg. No. 13907 2060 RR0001) which is volunteer-driven. The organization has a National Board of Directors representing membership from all regions of Canada. MADD Canada's National Office is located in Oakville, Ontario. For a list of National Staff, click here.

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New impaired driving laws came into affect in 2018, police officers can now ask for breathalyzers without question. Even if there is no suspicion you must provide the sample if asked.

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Canada's new impaired driving laws come into force this week, and they change both what officers can ask for and what you can be charged with.

But the core message from police remains the same: if you're driving, don't drink or consume cannabis. And if you're going to do either, plan for another way home.

"The big message is, there's no change to the general public. Impaired driving, in all its forms, is illegal," said Sgt. Sean Harding, the head of the London police traffic management unit.

"It's against the law to drink and drive and it's against the law to consume drugs and drive. We need to make sure drivers have a plan to get home. If you plan on driving, if you plan on consuming, don't plan on driving."

The stricter impaired driving laws come into effect on Tuesday.

They allow officers to demand a breathalyzer test from any driver, even one who is not suspected of impaired driving. Until now, police had to have a reasonable suspicion of impaired driving if they wanted to demand a breathalyzer test.

Some lawyers think the new laws violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

The new laws also increase the financial penalties for impaired driving and may introduce new "hybrid" charges that deal with drunk-and-stoned drivers.

"Are people getting the message? To say that people don't know the rules, you can't do that. The messaging is everywhere. There's just a core group of people that make poor choices," said Harding.

"We're still going to be out there, on the streets, looking for impaired drivers."

London police stop 20,000 vehicles annually and lay about 400 impaired driving charges.

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What you should know about Canada's new impaired driving laws | CBC News

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Canada's new impaired driving laws come into force this week, and they change both what officers can ask for and what you can be charged with. But the core message from police remains the same: if you're driving, don't drink or consume cannabis. And if you're going to do either, plan for another way home.

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This is image displays the reality of what drinking and driving can do.

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This is another drinking and driving case of a drunk driver who struck a cyclist. This sparked some attention because many people believe her sentence was not long enough, she was only sentenced to only 12 years in prison. Many believe she should have gotten life in prison for what she had done.

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Widow In Fatal Drunk Driving Case Reacts To Sentencing

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There is someone waiting, don't drink and drive

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There is someone waiting, don't drink and drive

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This is a PSA by Budweiser, about impaired driving. This is a powerful ad and it shows a dog waiting for his owner to come home. You can see the dog is visibly sad waiting for him to come home. His owner eventually comes home, but as said in the video "for some, the waiting never ends" which is the sad reality of impaired driving because some families may never get the chance to see their loved ones again from impaired driving.

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This video is PSA by MADD Canada. This PSA shows the reality of impaired driving and the consequence of it. In the video you can see a young man who is under the influence get into a vehicle and hit a young women in the street and hit another vehicle which results in deat