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Fall 2021
10 Impaired Driving Charges
And Short-Term Suspensions
Laid Every Hour In Canada
An average of 10 impaired driving criminal charges and short-term provincial licence
suspensions were laid every hour in Canada in 2019, as shown in MADD Canada’s new
statistical report, Short-Term Alcohol and Drug-Related Licence Suspensions and Federal
Impaired Driving Charges Laid Per Year, Per 100,000 Residents and the Average Per Day, by
Jurisdiction: Canada, 2010-2019.
The report shows that in 2019: A key finding in the report was the increase in the rate
of alcohol-related charges and short-term suspensions,
• 86,964 total charges and short-term suspensions which had been on the decline for several years. That
were laid; rate actually increased from 75,393 in 2018 to 77,645 in
• 232 charges and short-term suspensions were laid 2019. It is the first increase in alcohol-related charges
for every 100,000 Canadians; and and short-term suspensions since 2011.
• an average of 238 charges and short-term That increase must be viewed within the context of the
suspensions were laid daily. new mandatory alcohol screening law that went into
effect in late 2018, giving police the authority to demand
“When we break that daily rate of 238 impaired driving
a roadside breath test from every driver lawfully stopped.
charges and short-term suspensions down, we are
looking at an average of nearly 10 every hour,” said “An increased rate of charges or suspensions does not
MADD Canada Chief Executive Officer Andrew Murie. “It’s directly translate to an increased number of impaired
extremely disturbing and completely unacceptable.” drivers, particularly when you factor in new laws. MADD
Canada strongly believes the increase in charges in 2019
The report breaks the charge and short-term suspension
is likely largely due to the introduction of mandatory
rate down by alcohol and drug-related incidences, and
alcohol screening,” Mr. Murie said. “This measure is
also provides the annual totals, the rate per 100,000 and
something that MADD Canada had been calling on
the daily breakdowns for each province. (The territories
lawmakers to introduce for nearly a decade, and we are
were not included due to the relatively small number
pleased to see it in place and working so effectively.”
of licence suspensions and federal impaired driving
charges involved.)
Continued on Page 8
To stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime.
IN THE NEWS
Stakeholder Input Contributes To New
Policy Paper on Victims/Survivor Rights
In the last issue of MADD Matters, we shared our plan to develop a policy document
and recommendations on victim and survivor rights and services, and the Canadian
Victims' Bill of Rights (CVBR).
As part of that process, MADD Canada hosted two The Canadian Victims’ Bill of Rights (CVBR) was passed
virtual roundtables with victims and survivors, and in 2015, along with amendments to the Criminal Code
a webinar with Chapters and Community Leaders. and Corrections and Conditional Release Act (CCRA),
In total, more than 50 people provided feedback and with the goal of putting “victims at the heart of the
shared their experiences on the key topics of victim justice system” and making victims’ rights equal to the
impact statements, parole hearings, the right to rights of the offender. A recent report by the Federal
information and victim services. Ombudsman for Victims of Crime found that the
legislation has not met expectations.
Much of the discussion focused on the lack of services
during the criminal justice process. The experiences When the CVBR was passed, it included a requirement
relayed by some participants, particularly about how that the legislation be reviewed by a Committee of
they were treated, were disturbing. The consistent Parliament in 5 years to assess its impact. While the
message was that victims and survivors need more COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the original timeline,
support navigating the justice system. Enhancing victim MADD Canada and other groups representing victims
and survivor rights may not be effective if the supports of crime hope to see the review begin later this year.
are not in place to help victims and survivors take
advantage of the rights they currently have. MADD Canada’s policy paper will be completed later
this fall and will be shared with the federal government
MADD Canada’s policy paper will reflect this input and for its review of the CVBR, and with provincial/
the lived experiences of the victims and survivors with territorial governments that each oversee their own
whom we work and who have been through the justice programs for victims and survivors of crime.
system.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Remembering and Honouring Victims
Hello everyone. I 25. Some ceremonies had a small number of guests,
hope you are all while others were virtual. All were livestreamed for
keeping well, and the families of those victims who are honoured on the
enjoying the Fall monuments.
weather.
The ceremonies were powerful, they were poignant
On September 25, and they were a moving reminder of why we all join
I had the solemn together in this effort to prevent impaired driving and
privilege of helping the tragic deaths and injuries it causes.
to unveil MADD
Canada’s new Alberta We are working towards a day when no more innocent
Memorial Monument lives are lost and no more devastating injuries are
for Victims of suffered.
Impaired Driving.
I send my thanks and deep appreciation to the
This striking granite memorial is etched with the wonderful volunteers and staff who organized all of
names of 54 Albertans who lost their lives in impaired these ceremonies.
driving crashes. Fifty-four people who were taken, so
Most especially, thank you to the families and friends
senselessly and needlessly, from their families.
who attended or watched our provincial memorial
We listened as each name was read, and watched as monument ceremonies virtually. We know it can be
a candle was lit in each person’s memory. We know emotional and difficult. Thank you for your courage and
that nothing can take away the pain and grief that strength.
the families and friends of these victims endure. We
Jaymie-Lyne Hancock
hope only that they can take some small comfort in
National President
knowing that they are not walking this path alone, and
that so many of us are here to offer our support and
understanding.
This is the sixth provincial memorial
monument that MADD Canada has
established, and we are working towards
establishing more in other provinces. These
beautiful monuments serve as a loving and
lasting tribute to the victims of impaired
driving, and provide families and friends
with a peaceful, safe place to express
their grief and offer one another support,
understanding and comfort.
Commemorative services and candlelight
tributes were held at all of the provincial
monuments in September: Nova Scotia,
Manitoba and Saskatchewan on September
11; New Brunswick on September 12; and
Newfoundland and Labrador on September
The new Alberta Memorial Monument for Victims of Impaired Driving is located at
Parkland RCMP Headquarters in Spruce Grove, Alberta.
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IN THE NEWS
Putting The Sober Driving
Message On The Lesson Plan
As students settle back into the school • The Weed Out The Risk (WOTR) program,
developed by Springboard with additional content
routine, MADD Canada is delivering its
from and program delivery by MADD Canada,
dynamic education programming across engages students primarily in Grades 9 to 12 in
the country. a conversation about the myths and facts about
cannabis use, driving after cannabis use and being a
MADD Canada’s Youth Education Programs are passenger with an impaired driver. With discussion
delivered to hundreds of thousands of students, sparked by interactive activities, games and videos,
ranging from Grades 4 to Grade 12, across Canada. WOTR engages students in a non-judgemental
All programs are available in the traditional in-person manner to encourage open and honest dialogue.
format or in a virtual format, depending on school
preferences and safety protocols. Schools wishing All programs are supported by educator guides to help
to book any of these programs can visit teachers and guidance counsellors continue the sober
www.maddyouth.ca for more information. driving education message all year round.
• The School Program is delivered to Grades 7 to 12 MADD Canada thanks the generous and committed
students across the country. Each year, a powerful sponsors of our Youth Education Programs, including
new dramatization is produced. The 2021-2022 the following lead sponsors:
program, titled Wrong Turn, tells the story of
four friends who set out on a camping trip and • School Program: KAG Canada, Alcool NB Liquor,
make some terrible decisions that change their LCBO, Newfoundland Labrador Liquor Corporation,
lives forever. That fictional story is followed by PEI Liquor Control Commission, Saskatchewan
testimonials from real-life victims who share their Government Insurance and Saskatchewan Liquor
heartbreaking experiences. The School Program and Gaming Authority.
engages students with realistic scenarios in which
they may need to make a choice about driving • SmartWheels in Ontario: LCBO.
impaired, or riding with an impaired driving, and
what choices and options they have to protect • SmartWheels in Saskatchewan: Saskatchewan
themselves. Government Insurance and Saskatchewan Liquor
and Gaming Authority.
• In Ontario and Saskatchewan, MADD Canada’s
unique travelling classroom, SmartWheels, educates • WOTR: Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
students in Grades 4 to 6 about the harmful risks
associated with alcohol, drug use and impaired
driving. Two 42-foot recreational vehicles have been
specially outfitted with large projection screens,
individual virtual reality goggles and tablets for
each student. The presentations engage students in
activities and discussion about how they can protect
themselves from impaired driving, both now and
when they reach the driving age.
View the full list of sponsors of MADD Canada’s Youth Education Programs at
https://madd.ca/pages/giving/sponsors-and-donors/our-sponsors/ .
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IN THE NEWS
National Leadership Conference
MADD Canada hosted its National Leadership session on volunteer management and how to re-
Conference in September and while the event was energize community engagement; Communications
much smaller than usual due to continued pandemic and Social Media; and Victim and Survivor Services.
protocols, it was still a busy weekend filled with
great information and networking opportunities for A highlight of the weekend, was the announcement
delegates. of MADD Canada’s National Volunteer Awards, listed
below.
Weekend sessions included: a panel of volunteers
discussing community events and engagement MADD Canada thanks all the volunteers who attended
strategies; MADD Canada’s national survey on driving the event in person, and all who watched the sessions
after alcohol, cannabis or illicit drug use; an extensive via our livestream.
National Volunteer Awards Volunteer of The Year
Margarita Bernard, MADD Comox Valley
MADD Canada is pleased to honour the outstanding
contributions of its volunteers, as well as individuals, Victim Services Volunteer of the Year
road safety groups and law enforcement, for their Kathy Mitchell, MADD York Region
contributions to our mission to stop impaired driving
and to support victims.
Fundraiser of the Year
MADD Edmonton and Area Chapter
Citizens of Distinction
Clarence Shields, Impact Billboards
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
Robert M. Solomon Award for
Greg Yost Excellence in Public Policy
Corman Park Police Service
Terry Ryan Memorial Award for
Excellence in Police Service
Constable Laura Cormier, Lunenburg County
Nova Scotia RCMP, Cookville Detachment
For more information on all our National Award recipients, please visit:
https://madd.ca/pages/volunteering/volunteer-awards/
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IN THE NEWS
New PSAs Urge Canadians To Get The Message
Stunning visuals set the stage for MADD time everyone got the message. Impaired driving kills.”
Canada’s latest series of television and The series includes three spots: Bike, Lightpost and
digital public service announcements, Van. To view the PSAs and the digital images, please
titled Message in a Bottle. visit https://madd.ca/pages/programs/
awareness-campaigns/television-and-radio-ads/
Created and donated to MADD Canada by leading ad
agency, RETHINK, the spots show impaired driving The TV ads have been sent to television stations around
scenes built inside bottles, and feature the tagline “It’s the country and are on air now.
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IN THE NEWS
Sharing The Sober Driving Message
Throughout The Holiday Season
With the holiday season nearly here, “RIBBON” to 45678 (a one-time $10 donation is added
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MADD Canada is delivering the sober
service provider.)
driving message through our annual
Project Red Ribbon awareness campaign. MADD Canada thanks its national 2021 Project Red
Ribbon sponsors for their generous support. Our
Running from November 1, 2021 to January 3, 2022, Official Sponsors are: Irving Oil, KAG Canada and Uber.
Project Red Ribbon encourages motorists to never drive Our Corporate Sponsors are BMO and Economical
impaired and always plan ahead for a sober ride home. Insurance. For a full list of this year’s Project Red
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During the campaign, MADD Canada’s Chapter and giving/sponsors-and-donors/our-sponsors/ .
Community Leader volunteers distribute red ribbons
and red ribbon car decals for the public to display as
a symbol of their commitment to sober driving. The
ribbons also serve as a powerful tribute to the victims
killed or injured each year in crashes involving alcohol
and/or drugs.
This year’s Project Red Ribbon campaign materials
honour Chloe Kaniusis. The mother of two young sons, CHLOE KANIUSIS
August 15, 1984 -
Chloe was killed by an impaired driver on November 21, November 21, 2014
2014. MADD Canada thanks Chloe’s parents, Brenda
and Mel Brown, and her whole family for allowing us to
share her story.
“With every ribbon we hand out to the public between
now and the New Year, we remind people of the tragic
deaths and injuries caused by impaired driving, and
urge everyone to plan ahead for a sober ride home if
they are going to be consuming alcohol, cannabis or
other drugs,” said MADD Canada National President
Jaymie-Lyne Hancock.
MOTHER, WIFE,
Chapter and Community Leader volunteers are out
in their communities hosting events and distributing DAUGHTER, FRIEND
red ribbons, where possible. Where in-person events ONE WRONG DECISION AFFECTS SO MANY.
Chloe’s family turned to MADD Canada for support and to make a difference
and activities are more limited, volunteers will be in their community. If you are a victim/survivor of an impaired driving crash,
there is support for you too. Call 1-800-665-6233 or email info@madd.ca.
distributing ribbons by mail and sharing the drive sober
message online, on billboards, via virtual events, and
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IN THE NEWS
Continued from Page 1
MADD Canada expects that rate to have decreased
again in 2020 and possibly in 2021, due to a number of
factors related to the COVID-19 pandemic, including:
stay at home orders; bar/restaurant closures; and the
lowered rate of mandatory alcohol screening, which was
understandably reduced during the pandemic.
As things open back up and vaccination rates increase,
MADD Canada hopes to see the use of mandatory alcohol
screening return to, and exceed, pre-pandemic levels. In
fact, widespread use of mandatory alcohol screening is a
priority recommendation MADD Canada made in our Top
10 Report: Provincial and Territorial Measures to Minimize
Impaired Driving and Support Victims.
Even knowing that the increase largely points to
the effectiveness of the new mandatory alcohol
screening law, it is still disappointing that Canadians
continue to disregard the law.
“Everyone knows impaired driving is illegal. Everyone
knows it is dangerous. Everyone knows that it kills
and injures innocent Canadians,” Mr. Murie said. “It is
unbelievable to us, and absolutely tragic, that anyone
takes this chance with their own life or the lives of
others.”
To view the new statistical report and MADD Canada’s other reports, please visit:
https://madd.ca/pages/impaired-driving/overview/statistics/
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CHAPTER NOTEBOOK
MADD British Columbia Chapters and Community
Leaders congratulate the dedicated police officers who
received the Alexa Police Award for their amazing work
in taking impaired drivers off the roads. Approximately
237 police officers were named to Alexa’s Team, a
program that recognizes RCMP and municipal police
officers from around the province who demonstrate a
commitment to keeping impaired drivers off the roads.
The program was established in honour of four-year-
old Alexa Middelaer, who was killed by an impaired
driver in 2008. To be nominated for Alexa’s Team,
members must have taken at least 12 impaired drivers
off the road in the previous calendar year.
MADD Metro Vancouver collaborated with the City
of Surrey, City of Delta, Surrey RCMP, Delta Police,
Roadway Towing, Clover Towing and ICBC to launch an
impactful Crashed Car Awareness Campaign. Over
the summer months, the crashed car was placed at
various locations in the community to bring awareness
to the dangers of impaired driving. Thank you to all
road safety partners for bringing this campaign to the
communities of Surrey and Delta.
MADD Alberta Chapters and Community Leaders
collaborated with Alberta Transportation to kick
off the Report Impaired Riders - Call 911 awareness
campaign throughout Alberta’s trailheads. In total,
nine municipalities and counties and six First Nations
installed 100 Report Impaired Riders signs throughout
Alberta. The signs remind riders to not ride impaired
and encourage people to call 911 if they see a rider
they suspect is impaired.
MADD Alberta Chapters and Community Leaders
have been creating impactful summer campaigns to
keep MADD Canada’s mission top of mind. Calgary,
Edmonton, Lethbridge, Parkland, Red Deer and
Wainwright collaborated with Alberta Transportation
to kick off the Crashed Car Awareness Campaign over
the summer months. From June to the second week
of September, the crashed car was moved around to
various locations throughout Alberta.
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CHAPTER NOTEBOOK
MADD Calgary volunteers were honoured to attend
a memorial held at Calgary Golf Club to remember
Jose Perez, who was killed by an impaired driver while
riding his bike last year. They spent time with Jose’s
loved ones, and heard many wonderful stories about
him. Over the summer months, the Chapter launched
a Crashed Car Awareness Campaign during the busy
Calgary Stampede. The crashed car was moved around
to various locations throughout the community to
remind the public about the consequences of impaired
driving, and remind people to call 911 if they see
someone they suspect is driving impaired.
MADD Lethbridge hosted an interactive and
informative community booth at a Lethbridge Bulls
Baseball game. It was a great opportunity to meet
and speak with many fans, and hand out MADD
Canada promotional items, including red ribbons.
Congratulations to Amanda Kocsis, the winner of the
Facebook contest in partnership with the Lethbridge
Bulls and 94 Cabs. Amanda won four blue zone tickets,
a $25 concession voucher and a free ride to and from
the game courtesy of 94 Cabs. Thank you to our
community partners.
MADD Saskatoon Chapter and Saskatchewan
Government Insurance were proud to present the Van
de Vorst Police Excellence Award in Impaired Driving
to six police officers from the Corman Park Police
Service. All six officers received a gold medal for each
removing 17 or more impaired drivers from community
roads.
In Saskatchewan, MADD Estevan, MADD Meadow
Lake, MADD Prince Albert, MADD Regina and
MADD Saskatoon collaborated with Saskatchewan
Government Insurance to create powerful Crashed
Car Awareness Campaigns to raise awareness about
the dangers of impaired driving. Crashed cars were
placed in various high visibility locations with the
message “Don’t Drive Impaired”. Thanks to the many
partners who collaborated to bring this campaign to
the communities.
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School was out over the summer but SmartWheels in
Saskatchewan was on the road, visiting communities
to show members of the public a 15-minute version
of the dynamic program that has been such a hit
with elementary students. Locations included the
Legislature Building, Centennial Marketplace, RCMP
Museum and Casino Regina. Thanks to Saskatchewan
Government Insurance for arranging the unique tour.
MADD Elliot Lake refreshed their reflective Campaign
911 billboard sign with their updated logo. Drivers can
now see this important public awareness message day
or night thanks to MADD Elliot Lake Community Leader
group.
MADD Hamilton attended an event organized by the
Hamilton Police Service to recognize McDonalds'
employees for their efforts in the fight against impaired
driving. Not only did the staff recognize the signs
of impairment, but they took action to report seven
impaired drivers to police over the past year. Any of
these drivers could have caused a crash that killed
or injured someone, but thanks to the efforts of these
staff members, those drivers were taken off the road
before a potentially tragic crash occurred. Tom Kolarec,
Chapter President and a member of the Hamilton
Police Service spoke at the event and MADD Canada
National President, Jaymie-Lyne Hancock prepared a
thank-you video for the staff that was shared on social
media.
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MADD Timiskaming & Area continues to maintain
their memorial bench area along the boardwalk in New
Liskeard, providing a beautiful and peaceful place to
remember and honour all victims/survivors of impaired
driving.
MADD Lanaudière partnered with the Sûreté du
Québec to host a booth at the Lavaltrie Marina to raise
awareness about the dangers of impaired boating and
the consequences of this crime. Special thanks to SQ
Agent Éthier and Cadets Ariane Alexander and Jéthro
Fanfan who joined MADD Lanaudière to walk during
the Quebec virtual Strides for Change event in their
area.
The second Virtual Quebec Strides for Change walk
was held in August and was a great success. This year,
pledges were raised for the first time. The fundraising
goal was more than doubled, with $2,442 raised for
victim services and support. Many thanks to the 77
walkers, volunteers from all Chapter and Community
Leader groups in Quebec, victims and survivors from
Quebec and New Brunswick, as well as MADD Canada
staff who participated in this wonderful event. Pictured
here: the group organized in Quebec City by Odette
Lachance to honour the memory of her son, Thomas
Ratté.
MADD Labrador West launched their Crashed Car
Awareness Campaign in July. With the support of
the Town of Wabush, this crashed car makes a big
roadside ‘Don’t Drive Impaired’ statement to drivers.
Representatives from the Royal Newfoundland
Constabulary and Emergency Search and Rescue
attended, with lights flashing in support of the
campaign. The Chapter wants everyone to realize the
consequences of impaired driving when seeing this
display. Thank you to everyone who helped make this a
reality, and to Jordan Brown, MHA for the Great District
of Labrador West, who offered closing remarks at the
launch ceremony.
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MADD Greater Fredericton partnered with the
Fredericton Police to kick off their ‘Impaired Driver
Caught Here’ Lawn Sign Campaign in July. Signs were
placed along city roads, identifying locations where
impaired drivers have been arrested by police. This
awareness campaign is intended to remind motorists
of the prevalence of impaired driving and to call 911 to
report a suspected impaired driver. Signs have been
on display at a number of spots in the community
including areas on Bishop Drive, Woodstock Road at
Hanwell Road, and Smythe Street. Shown here (left
to right): Brett Gibbons, MADD Greater Fredericton
Treasurer; Cst. Garret Fancy, MADD Greater
Fredericton Police Liaison; and Angela Lamey Jackson,
MADD Greater Fredericton President.
MADD Cape Breton held a volunteer recruitment drive
during the month of July and hosted its Annual General
Meeting in late September. As a great example of
community support with advertising, a local advertising
agency called 902 Sign Group helped with awareness
building via digital billboards. MBS Radio Sydney also
promoted MADD Cape Breton with regularly scheduled
public service announcements that encouraged
listeners not to drink or use drugs and drive, and to
reach out and volunteer.
MADD Bay of St. George and MADD Bay of Islands
partnered to host a Rock Painting Contest over the
summer. Residents of Western Newfoundland and
Labrador were encouraged to get creative, embrace
their imagination, and paint a design that represents
MADD Canada. This contest provided residents with
an opportunity to express their concerns about the
dangers of impaired driving in a creative way. Residents
emailed a photo of their creation and could submit as
many rock images as they wished for entry into the
prize draw. It was a fun awareness building activity for
all ages. Pictured here are the wonderful creations by
Amanda Connolly-Jesso, (left) and Miranda Connolly.
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Thank you to all of the sponsors who give so generously to help us
stop impaired driving and support victims of this violent crime.
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madd.ca 15Individual and Corporate Donors
MADD Canada wishes to thank the following individuals, corporations, foundations and
associations for their financial support to victims of impaired driving. Together, we will stop
impaired driving, save lives and prevent injuries.
CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS INDIVIDUAL DONORS
Platinum $10,000 + Platinum
Lewis Family Foundation William Garth Hazlitt
Transport Canada Professor Robert Solomon & Dr. Barbara Lent
The Windsor Foundation Noreen and Walter Winkler
Gold $5,000 + Silver
Azrieli Foundation Don Green
Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd Audrey Johnson
Candela Strategies Inc. Patricia and Fred Pentz
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