10(B) Criminal Law CenterSt. Catharines, ON · October 13, 2026Impaired Driving in Canada: The Consequences, Your Charter Rights, and Available Legal Defences
It is a dangerous, irresponsible, and completely avoidable action to drive after consuming alcohol. Every driver has a responsibility to keep the people around them safe. Driving after being impaired can cause fatal accidents that can have tragic outcomes for individuals and their loved ones. Driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs carries heavy penalties...
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