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Spring 2021
New Video Answers Questions
On Parole Process
MADD Canada is pleased to share a new video resource for victims and survivors
about the parole process for impaired driving offenders.
The parole process is complex and can be confusing for victims and survivors. Our Parole video features
Director of Victim Services Steve Sullivan answering some frequently asked questions about the process,
victim and survivor rights, victim impact statements and more.
The video includes powerful interviews with Jennifer Neville-Lake and LeeEllen Carroll about their
experiences with the parole process. Our sincere thanks to them for bravely sharing their perspectives.
MADD Canada also wishes to thank Justice Canada for support in making the video.
Preparing your victim impact
statement for a parole hearing.
To view the new Parole video, and for other video and print resources for victim and survivors,
please visit: https://madd.ca/pages/programs/victimsurvivor-services/
To stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime.
IN THE NEWS
Different Approach, Same Goal With
Project Red Ribbon Campaign
It was a Project Red Ribbon campaign unlike any other, as Chapters and Community
Leaders adapted activities and events to meet local pandemic-related guidelines. But
the message still came through loud and clear: drive sober, over the holiday season
and all year long.
Normally, volunteers would have been out in full force in their communities, handing out red ribbons
and red ribbon car decals, participating in holiday events and parades, and so much more. This year,
they had to get creative to make sure our red ribbons and the drive sober message reached community
members. Thanks to all the wonderful volunteers who made it happen.
Here is just a small snapshot of their activities around the country.
(See our Chapter Notebook section starting on Page 9 for more Project Red Ribbon initiatives.)
MADD Greater Fredericton
sponsored a tree at Pine
Grove Nursing Home’s
Festival of Lights Drive-Thru
fundraiser. Red ribbons were
available for anyone to pick
up while they drove through
the amazing display.
MADD Kawartha Lakes & Area launched their
Project Red Ribbon campaign in partnership with
Peterborough County OPP’s Festive RIDE sobriety
checkpoint campaign, using their Campaign 911 sign
as an eye-catching backdrop.
MADD Nelson hosted a ceremonial red ribbon-
cutting featuring Nelson Police Department, Nelson
Fire and Nelson Ambulance. Red ribbons were tied
on first-responder vehicles in support of the effort to
stop impaired driving and to honour all victims and
survivors.
MADD Prince Albert
kicked off their
campaign at Lake The City of Saint-Colomban joined the Project
Country Coop, and Red Ribbon efforts for the first time by lighting up
distributed red ribbon their Civic Centre in red and displaying coin boxes
boxes, red ribbons and throughout the municipality. The Municipal Library
red ribbon car decals to also supported the campaign, inserting a bookmark
various locations in the community. and red ribbon in all books being checked out.
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Let’s Drop the ‘A’ Word When Talking
About Impaired Driving Crashes
Happy Spring the seriousness of the crime. So let’s all do what
we can to help people understand that impaired
everyone! I hope this driving is 100% preventable, and everyone has the
message finds you all power to prevent it.
healthy and safe. Even though Impaired Driving Prevention
We have just wrapped up our activities for the 4 th Awareness Week has concluded, our work to raise
annual Impaired Driving Prevention Awareness awareness, to educate, to advance effective public
Week, held from March 21 -27. We were proud policies and to support victims and survivors
to join governments, law enforcement agencies continues all year long. If you are interested in a
and community organizations in spreading the seeing a snapshot of all the work we do in those
word about the dangers, costs and real-life areas, including activities over our past fiscal year,
consequences of driving while impaired by alcohol please visit https://madd.ca/pages/about-us/what-
and/or drugs. we-do/areas-of-focus/ You can also follow us on
social media for the latest news and activities. For
One of the main messages we promoted during our social media sites and handles, see below.
the week, and one that is very personal for me,
was the idea that we need to stop calling impaired The past year has been challenging for everyone,
driving crashes “accidents”. One of the first but I am hopeful we can all return to our normal,
projects I did when I took on the role of National pre-pandemic routines in the coming months.
President was a video urging people to “Drop Everyone at MADD Canada is eager to get
the ‘A’ Word”. (To view the video, visit: https://bit. back out into communities, to see and talk to
ly/2Ob1rPa ) As I noted then, when my brother our supporters, and to share the sober driving
D.J. was killed by an impaired driver, some people messaging and our programs in person once
called it an “accident”. But that implies that again.
the crash was unavoidable. That simply is not
Sincerely,
true. Impaired driving crashes are the result of
someone making a choice to drink or do drugs, Jaymie-Lyne Hancock
and then drive. Calling it an “accident” minimizes National President
Stay Updated And Connected!
Keep up with all our latest happenings and
stay connected with members of the MADD
Canada family! Follow MADD Canada, our
National President Jaymie-Lyne Hancock and
our CEO Andrew Murie on social media:
@maddcanada.ca @maddcanada madd_canada
@nationalpresidentmaddca @PresidentMADDCa nationalpresidentmaddca
@CEOMADDCanada
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IN THE NEWS
Thanking The Dedicated Volunteers
Who Carry Out Our Mission
Volunteers are the heart and soul of MADD Canada, public policies to reduce impaired driving and so much
delivering our programs to end impaired driving and more.
to support victims and survivors in more than 100
communities across the country. We appreciate their MADD Canada recognizes the caring individuals who
efforts all year round, and especially during National share so generously of their time and who are making
Volunteer Week, which will be held April 18 – 24. a difference in their communities. Your incredible
dedication is helping to prevent impaired driving,
Led by Volunteer Canada and celebrated by MADD save lives, prevent injuries and support victims and
Canada and other Canadian charitable organizations, survivors. Thank you.
Volunteer Week highlights the work of
millions of volunteers and the magic that
can happen when people work together for
a common purpose. In fact, people working
together ‘on legislative changes to impaired
driving” is one of the examples cited on
Volunteer Canada’s web site.
The past year has been challenging for
Chapters and Community Leaders, with so
many local events and activities cancelled
due to the pandemic. With resiliency,
flexibility and creativity, our volunteers
adapted their efforts and continued their
work to support victims and survivors, raise
public awareness, raise funds, promote
Campaign 911 – Safe Roads
and Waterways Are Your Call
As pandemic restrictions continue to ease around the regions, harbours, marinas and other organizations,
country, and with boating season approaching, MADD MADD Canada has brought the Campaign 911
Canada is urging all Canadians to help keep roads message to hundreds of communities across the
and waterways safe by never operating any vehicle country with road signs and billboards, public service
impaired, and by calling 911 to report suspected announcements, posters and other materials and
impaired drivers and boaters. community events.
Police consider impaired driving a crime in progress. MADD Canada also offers education materials about
Campaign 911 is a national awareness program that the possible signs of an impaired driver or impaired
encourages members of the public to treat impaired boater, and tips on what to do if you spot one.
driving as the emergency situation it is by calling 911 if
they see a driver or boater they suspect is impaired. Special thanks to our long-time Campaign 911 Official
Sponsor Maritime-Ontario Freight Lines Limited, for its
Through partnerships with police, municipalities, generous and continued support.
For more information on Campaign 911, visit
https://madd.ca/pages/programs/awareness-campaigns/campaign-911/
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IN THE NEWS
Conferences for Victims of Impaired
Driving Postponed Until Fall
With many regions still in various stages of lockdown, “Delegates at both conferences tell us that one of the
and COVID-19 vaccination plans still being rolled out, most important benefits of these events is being able
MADD Canada is postponing its Conference for Victims to meet and share with others who have experienced
of Impaired Driving until the Fall. similar losses or similar life-changing injuries,”
said MADD Canada Director of Victim Services Steve
It is our hope that public safety and health guidelines Sullivan. “So our goal is to host these conferences in
will allow public gatherings by that time, and we can person, to provide maximum benefit to our delegates.”
host our conference in-person, with the necessary
safety precautions being prescribed at that time. For more information about the conferences and
candlelight vigils, please contact MADD Canada’s
Normally scheduled for the spring, the national Victim Services representative in your area:
conference brings together more than 200 victims and
survivors of impaired driving from across the country. • Western Region (MB, SK, AB, BC, YT, NWT)
It offers a series of presentations and workshops – Gillian Phillips at 1-866-461-4077
that provide information and tools to help them deal
with the losses and injuries they have suffered. The • Ontario Region - Steve Sullivan at 1-866-876-5224
event incudes a specialized program for youth, and a • Québec Region - Marie Claude Morin at
National Candlelight Vigil of Hope and Remembrance 1-877-392-6233
for victims and survivors.
• Atlantic Region (NS, NB, PE, NL)
MADD Canada’s annual Conference for French- – Gloria Appleby, at 1-866-381-8310
Speaking Victims of Impaired Driving and Candlelight
Vigil is also being postponed until the Fall. Watch upcoming issues of MADD Matters for dates for
the conferences.
Chapters Reach 25-Year Milestone
Some of our amazing
Chapters marked their 25th
anniversary over the past few
months. Congratulations to
MADD Annapolis Valley, MADD
Nipissing, MADD Halifax
Regional, MADD Ottawa,
MADD Huron/Bruce and
MADD Quinte. To all the incredible volunteers and members who
have been involved with and supported these Chapters, from their
founding, right through to today, we send our sincerest and heartfelt
thanks. Your past, present and future efforts to prevent impaired
driving and to support victims are making a major difference in your
communities!
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IN THE NEWS
New Statistics Report Highlights
Ongoing Impaired Driving Problem
MADD Canada’s newest statistical report provides an The Canada-wide stats for 2010 to 2017 are listed
insightful snapshot of the number of people driving below. For the full report, including the breakdown of
under the influence of alcohol or drugs. provincial statistics, please see madd.ca.
The number of provincial licence suspensions and
federal charges for impaired driving in 2017 were:
• Annual total: 81,831 charges/suspensions for the
year;
• Per 100,000 Canadians: 225 charges/suspensions;
• Daily average: 224 charges/suspensions.
The new report is titled: Provincial 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, 2010-2017
While the total rate of provincial sanctions and federal
charges has been decreasing over time, the number
of people continuing to drive under the influence of
alcohol or drugs remains very concerning.
It should be noted that while some of this decline may
be due to a reduction in impaired driving, it is very
unlikely that this would account for the entire drop. It
is imperative that federal and provincial governments
determine the cause of this decline, and take the steps
necessary to address it, should it be due to a reduction
in enforcement resources.
Provincial Short-Term Alcohol and Drug-Related Licence Suspensions
and Federal Impaired Driving Charges in Canada, 2010-2017
Alcohol Drugs Total
Year Population Total* 100k Day Total* 100k Day Total 100k Day
2010 33,893,656 94,098 278 258 2,459 7 7 96,557 285 265
2011 34,226,221 107,190 313 294 5,490 16 15 112,680 329 309
2012 34,599,668 101,862 294 279 5,423 16 15 107,285 310 294
2013 34,967,291 96,453 276 264 6,532 19 18 102,985 295 282
2014 35,320,443 92,605 262 254 6,183 18 17 98,788 280 271
2015 35,584,493 85,992 242 236 5,928 17 16 91,920 258 252
2016 35,989,316 82,047 228 225 6,037 17 17 88,084 245 241
2017 36,423,189 75,995 209 208 5,836 16 16 81,831 225 224
* Newfoundland and Labrador was able to provide the total number of suspensions laid, but was unable to provide a breakdown of how many suspensions
were issued for alcohol or drugs during the study period. In order to estimate the alcohol and drug suspensions laid each year, the percentage of the total
federal impaired driving charges that were alcohol-related and drug-related was determined for each year and applied to that year’s suspension total.
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IN THE NEWS
Alcohol remains the dominant cause of charges and It is important to note that this report does not cover
licence suspensions in Canada. In 2017, alcohol- the period following the 2018 legalization of recreational
related charges and licence suspensions accounted for cannabis or the related drug enforcement measures,
approximately 93% of the total impaired driving charges such as oral fluid drug testing, nor the introduction of
and licence suspensions in Canada. mandatory alcohol screening. Both testing measures
would be expected to increase the charge and sanction
“This tell us that even though there has been a numbers, however it is not clear yet how robustly these
reduction in alcohol-related impaired driving charges measures have been used, particularly during the
and sanctions, it is still a serious problem,” said MADD pandemic.
Canada Chief Executive Officer Andrew Murie. “But
it also highlights the ongoing lack of charges and “These tools are key to detecting impaired driving
sanctions for driving under the influence of drugs, which and taking risky drivers off the roads,” Mr. Murie said.
is something that has been increasing for several years.” “Going forward, we need to look at the 2018 statistics
and beyond to assess their usage and impact. If they are
Despite consistent road survey data and surveys being underutilized, governments will need to determine
showing substantial drug use among drivers, the why and address that.”
statistics show that drug-related licence suspensions
and criminal charges remain a very small part of the About the statistics:
overall numbers. The federal charge data is based on Statistics Canada,
Table 35-10-0177-01: Incident-based crime statistics, by
“Even though research shows a significant number of detailed violations, Canada, provinces, territories, and Census
people driving after drug consumption, we see just one Metropolitan Areas. The licence suspension data is based
drug-related charge or sanction for every 9 alcohol- on information provided by the provinces and population
related charges or sanctions,” Mr. Murie said. “We data is based on Statistics Canada, Table 17-10-0005-01:
clearly need to enhance the detection and testing of Population estimates on July 1st, by age and sex..
drug-impaired drivers.”
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IN THE NEWS
Education Bursaries Available
To Victims/Survivors
Applications for MADD Canada’s Several $5,000 bursaries
are awarded to qualifying
Bursary Program to assist victims/ students each year, as well
survivors of impaired driving with as a $10,000 Leadership
Bursary in honour of Louise
their post-secondary education costs Joanne Twerdy, a former
are being accepted until May 31, 2021. MADD Canada National President
and staff member.
The Bursary Program is open to Canadian students
who have been severely injured, or who have had Special thanks to all donors who earmark their
an immediate family member (mother, father, legal contributions for the Bursary Program, including Garth
guardian, sister or brother) killed or severely injured William Hazlitt of Winnipeg, Manitoba, who generously
in an impairment-related crash, and who are pursuing donated $25,000 to the Bursary Program in 2018 to
any full-time, post-secondary educational program that create an annual bursary for one deserving student to
is approved by a provincial Ministry of Education. follow their educational dreams each year.
Visit madd.ca for details and an application form.
Calling All Young Artists and Directors
MADD Canada’s National
Poster and Multi-Media
contests are open!
Every year, MADD Canada enlists
the help of young people to share
the sober driving message in
creative ways. Entries are being
accepted for:
Multi-Media Contest
Open to students under 24 years of
age, the Multi-Media Contest offers
three categories:
• Short Films/Presentations Matthew Paul Carvalho Poster Contest
• Audio Public Service MADD Canada’s poster contest is named in honour of Matthew Paul
Announcements Carvalho, who was killed by an impaired driver in 1990. Entrants are
• Multi-Media Public Service encouraged to express their concerns about the dangers of impaired
Announcements driving in a creative way. The contest is open to students in two age
categories: 10 Years and Under, and 11 to 14 Years.
The productions should focus on
youth taking action and realizing If you have a talented young artist in your family, please be sure to share
they have the power to stop the this information with them. Details and application criteria are posted
damage caused by impaired driving. on the Youth Services page of our web site at madd.ca. The deadline for
entries is May 1, 2021.
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CHAPTER NOTEBOOK
MADD Central Okanagan partnered with the City of
Kelowna, RCMP, ICBC and Mario’s Towing for their
Holiday Awareness Smashed Car Campaign. This
impactful smashed car was placed in various locations
in Kelowna and West Kelowna during December and
part of January as part of the Chapter’s campaign to
prevent impaired driving.
MADD Comox Valley supported Margarita Bernard
and her daughter Caroline for their 1st Strides for
Change memorial run in honour of Margarita’s husband
and Caroline’s father, Ventura, who was killed by an
impaired driver in 2016. Thank you to the local fire
department who drove their fire trucks during the run,
and to the public for all their positive comments, waves
and support. Margarita and Caroline raised over $2600!
MADD Metro Vancouver launched the Smashed
Car Awareness Campaign as part of their Project
Red Ribbon activities. In partnership with the City of
Coquitlam, City of Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam RCMP,
Coquitlam Towing and ICBC, a smashed car was
placed in four different locations throughout the month
of December as a powerful reminder to never drive
impaired. Pictured here are: Cst. Deanna Law, Cst.
Roddy Carins, Cst. Mike Chiu.
MADD Whitehorse hosted their Project Red Ribbon
kick off at the Royal Canadian Legion in November.
Joining Chapter President Jacquelyn Van Marck and
other volunteers for the event were: Councillor Jesse
Dawn of Kwanlin Dun First Nation, the Honourable
Angelique Bernard, Yukon Premier Sandy Silver,
Minister John Streicker, the Honourable Larry Bagnell,
Superintendent Chan Daktari Dara, Fire Chief Jason
Evenitt, and Emergency Services’ Jon Trefry.
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MADD Edmonton and Area’s Catherine Larue was
honoured to present the Cpl Cummings Silver Award
to Cst. Tyler Schryvers. Thank you Cst. Schryvers
for all your hard work and dedication in keeping our
communities safe by taking impaired drivers off the
roads.
MADD Red Deer and District volunteers collaborated
with other local charities and the RCMP for the annual
Charity Checkstop fundraising and awareness event.
Drivers were encouraged to pull into the dedicated
charity checkstop lanes on Taylor Drive to make a
donation to the charities. Each local charity received
over $3,700. Thanks to the RCMP and to all the
volunteers who helped make the day such a success.
MADD Lethbridge & Area created a powerful Project
Red Ribbon video with volunteers, supporters, sponsors
and community members to remind the community
to drive safe and sober. See the video at: http://bit.
ly/386QO6S . They also partnered with Cupper’s
Coffee & Tea to create two speciality blends of MADD
Lethbridge & Area coffee as a unique fundraiser that
is continuing in 2021. The Chapter’s local Corporate
Sponsor, Cornerstone Funeral Home Ltd. worked with
some of their staff and Chapter volunteers to make
Checkstop bags as part of their celebration of 25 years
of giving in the community.
MADD Brandon collaborated with Manitoba Public
Insurance and Brandon Police Services to virtually
kick off the Don’t Drive Impaired campaign in the
community. They created a virtual holiday craft contest
and a gingerbread-making contest over the holiday
season. Volunteers were excited to see the great
pictures and amazing creativity of the kids in the
community.
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MADD Winnipeg kicked off their holiday safety
campaign with an impactful video message that
featured then Manitoba Justice Minister Cliff Cullen,
Chief John Lane of the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic
Services, Superintendent Scott McMurchy of the RCMP
D Division, and Sgt. Stephane Fontaine of the Winnipeg
Police Service encouraging people to pick up their red
ribbon. See the video here: https://bit.ly/3uTxsvY
MADD Canada, MADD Saskatchewan Chapters and
Community Leaders and Saskatchewan Government
Insurance (SGI) collaborated with the RCMP and six
municipal police detachments to distribute gift cards
to sober drivers this holiday season. Participating
detachments delivered gift cards from local community
businesses to sober drivers at checkstops to thank them
for driving safe and sober. It was great to recognize
those who chose to drive sober and safe. Thank you to
the RCMP and all the police detachments for supporting
this campaign and to SGI for its continued support.
MADD Saskatchewan Chapters and Community
Leaders have been busy presenting the Van de Vorst
Excellence in Policing Awards to police officers
across Saskatchewan. The Van de Vorst Family Award
recognizes front line officers for their work in detecting
and removing impaired drivers from our roadways. The
award is named in honour of Jordan and Chanda Van
de Vorst, and their two young children, Kamryn and
Miguire, who were killed by an impaired driver in 2016.
MADD Halton Region partnered with Halton Regional
Police Service and COBS Bread in December during
the Halton Regional Police Service RIDE Sobriety
Checkstop Program. Officers handed out 1,900 COBS
Bread vouchers to sober drivers for a free loaf of bread
as a thank-you.
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MADD Sarnia/Lambton proudly partnered with Global
Donuts & Deli to sell Project Red Ribbon themed donuts
from November 30 to December 4, raising $2,000 for
the Chapter. Here (from left to right) are: Chapter
Treasurer Geoff Mckerracher and his three sons,
Cameron, Carter and Cole, with Global Donuts & Deli
owner Gus Pantazis.
MADD York Region launched their Campaign 911
lawn signs in December. Here, volunteer Karen
Hodge displays one of the signs. The Chapter plans
to distribute additional signs in time for the May long
weekend and over the summer months.
As part of their Project Red Ribbon campaign, MADD
Montreal enlisted the help of a company that rents
digital display trucks to share our campaign message
on the streets of Montreal. Images from the campaign,
victim tributes, awareness messages and holiday
wishes were all seen by thousands of Montrealers in
the Downtown core, as well as at major shopping mall
parking lots.
MADD Lunenburg-Queens hosted their annual Project
Red Ribbon campaign with a beautifully decorated
memorial tree. Volunteers also participated in
checkstops with the local police detachment, where
they handed out red ribbons and thanked sober drivers
for making the right choice.
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MADD Avalon welcomed the participation of
Government House in the annual Project Red Ribbon
holiday awareness campaign. Government House
showed their support with an amazing display of red
lights. Thank you to all those around the province who
proudly displayed their red ribbon in support of the
effort to stop of impaired driving and to remember and
honour all victims and survivors.
MADD Bay of Islands unveiled their memorial bench
located at Civic Square in Corner Brook in memory of
all victims and survivors of impaired driving. Chapter
volunteers unveiled the bench as part of the Project Red
Ribbon holiday campaign to remind everyone to plan
ahead for a safe ride home before going out.
MADD Labrador West created a very impactful video
featuring families affected by impaired driving bravely
telling their stories about how someone’s choice to
drive impaired changed their lives forever. The video
showcases the lasting impact impaired driving has on
families. See the video at: http://bit.ly/37n5CxS .
MADD Charlotte County hosted an amazing Project
Red Ribbon campaign with a live-streamed facebook
video, which can be viewed at: https://bit.ly/31dBdhX .
A beautiful quilt was generously donated by Reva Avery
in honour of our Project Red Ribbon campaign and
raised $690.
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madd.ca 14SPONSORS
Thank you to all of the sponsors who give so generously to help us
stop impaired driving and support victims of this violent crime.
Organizational Sponsors Edmonton Civic Employees Charitable Project Red Ribbon Sponsors (2020)
Assistance Fund
OFFICIAL SPONSORS Federated Co-operatives Ltd. OFFICIAL SPONSORS
Got Skill? First West Foundation Irving Oil Ltd.
LCBO Fort MacLeod Agencies (1989) Ltd. Uber
NB Liquor GM Canada CAMI Assembly
ParcelPal The Hamber Foundation CORPORATE SPONSOR
Uber Kimberley & District Community Foundation BMO Financial Group
Lehigh Hanson
CORPORATE SPONSORS Methanex IN-KIND PARTNER
Bloomex Mud Creek Rotary Club – Wolfville Cascades Canada ULC
Newfoundland Labrador Liquor Corporation Rotary Club of St. Johns Northwest
Saint Johns School of Alberta Legacy Foundation COIN BOX PARTNERS
CORPORATE SUPPORTERS SaskTel and SaskTel Tel Care Alcool NB Liquor
Alco Prevention Canada Westoba Anderson’s Liquor
BMO MasterCard Winnipeg Goldeyes Field of Dreams Foundation BC Liquor Distribution Branch
SkyPrep Yukon Youth Investment Fund Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries
Newfoundland Labrador Liquor Corporation
School Assembly Program SmartWheels (2020-2021) Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation
(2020-2021) The Wish NWT Liquor Commission
Ontario PEI Liquor Control Commission
OFFICIAL SPONSOR Saskatchewan Liquor & Gaming Authority
Westcan Bulk Transport OFFICIAL SPONSORS Yukon Liquor Corporation
Aviva Canada
PROVINCIAL SPONSORS LCBO Campaign 911 Sponsor
LCBO Canopy Growth
Manitoba Public Insurance OFFICIAL SPONSORS
Alcool NB Liquor COMMUNITY SPONSORS Maritime-Ontario Freight Lines Limited
Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation Aubrey & Marla Dan Foundation
PEI Liquor Control Commission Crabtree Foundation Technology Sponsor
Saskatchewan Government Insurance GM Canada CAMI Assembly
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority Edith H. Turner Foundation Fund at the GOLD TECHNOLOGY PARTNER
Hamilton Community Foundation Alcohol Countermeasure Systems
CORPORATE SPONSORS Martin Foundation Fund at the
Continental Tire Canada Inc. Hamilton Community Foundation MADD Canada Strides for Change
MJM Media Malloch Foundation Fund at the Sponsors
Newfoundland Labrador Liquor Corporation Hamilton Community Foundation
Ministry of Transportation of Ontario PRESENTING SPONSOR
COMMUNITY SPONSORS Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar Alcohol Countermeasure Systems
Alberta Transportation TELUS Friendly Future Foundation
Alliance Pipeline COMMUNITY SPONSORS
BC Hydro Saskatchewan Continental Tire Canada Inc.
Smart and Caring Children and Youth Fund Fairmont Royal York Hotel
Grant at the Community Foundation of OFFICIAL SPONSORS WestJet
Mississauga Saskatchewan Government Insurance
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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 Professor Robert Solomon & Dr. Barbara Lent
Manitoba Justice William Garth Hazlitt
The Windsor Foundation
Silver
Gold $5,000 + Gordon & Trudy Doerksen
Azrieli Foundation Don Green
Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd Patricia and Fred Pentz
Candela Strategies Inc. Carolyn Swinson
Car Heaven Jim Waters
Engage Interactive
Miller Memorial Foundation Bronze
Jeffrey Batchelor
Silver $1,000 + Tanya Delorme
A-Plus Office Movers Inc. Audrey Kenny
Build 150 Fund Howard and Myrna Leaman
Carberry and area Community Foundation Mike Lepage
Caring Hands Publishing Jeanine Moore
Enterprise Holdings Foundation Al Pipher
Horn Family Fund via the Aqueduct Foundation Ruth Lea Taylor
The Walmley Foundation
The Yona & Zev Frishman Endowment
CONTACT US
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