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There's progress in fighting impaired driving in Nova Scotia but numbers still high, say police and MADD

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Impaired driving continues to be an issue on Nova Scotia’s roads and, while some progress is seen, those who try to combat the practice say a significant decrease is the goal. Twice in a week this month, Halifax RCMP reported multiple impaired driving charges being laid in a short period of time.
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