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MADD Canada’s Advocacy Day Brings Victims and Survivors to Parliament Hill to Advocate for Anti-Impaired Driving Technology

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MADD Canada’s Advocacy Day Brings Victims and Survivors to Parliament Hill to Advocate for Anti-Impaired Driving Technol
OAKVILLE, Ontario, May 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — As part of MADD Canada’s Advocacy Day, victims and survivors of impaired driving from across the country will gather on Parliament Hill on May 5 to meet with Parliamentarians and Senators, calling on lawmakers to commit to adopting safety measures that would require anti-impaired driving technology in... The post MADD Canada’s Advocacy Day Brings Victims and Survivors to Parliament Hill to Advocate for Anti-Impaired Driving Technology appeared first on Montreal Gazette.
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