Time is ripe for Canada to review and revise punishment for people charged and convicted for impaired driving.
Statistics show many positive changes have been made over the years.
But, impaired driving continues to be a widespread problem with a tragic human cost.
According to available statistics, there were 75,000 impaired driving cases in the country in 2014.
Statistics for last year are not immediately available.
According to 2014 statistics, nearly 1,500 people die each year as a result of impaired driving.
Read more at the source: Local columnists – Cornwall Seaway News
Related:
- Sultan Jessa: Canada Geese are a Real Nuisance because of What they Leave Behind (last Post)
- Sultan Jessa: We belong to Allah and to Allah we shall return
- A Canadian Theatre Company Recreates Mesmerizing Love Story Revolved Around Taj Mahal, One of the Wonders of the World
- #Christchurch, New Zealand
- Sultan Jessa: Are you eating healthy food?
- Nankhatai: Popular Indian Snack
- Gillani elected to Freddie Mac board of directors
- Montreal’s “adventure man” concerned about deaths and injuries while scaling Africa’s highest mountain
- Novice Ismaili photographer never leaves home without his camera!
- Anaar Jessa wins first prize in photo contest
Ismailimail 