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By registering on the website you will be able to write articles, blog , create user groups and link videos regarding safe and sober driving . This is an online community where you can share stories and ideas and interact with the Safe and Sober Canada community.
It would be a great help if you all registered with a profile picture ASAP.
Please remember that you must click on the activation link in your e-mail inbox to activate your account.
Gary Cookson
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The Law and Impaired Driving (NEW LAWS)
Local police, advocates praise legislation
DURHAM -- Local police and safe driving advocates are applauding tough new drinking and driving legislation set to take effect this weekend. As of Aug. 1, drivers age 21 and under are prohibited from consuming any alcohol before getting behind the wheel. Young drivers found with a blood alcohol level above zero will receive an immediate 24-hour licence suspension. They could also face a 30-day suspension and fines of up to $500.
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Fundraising Dance Coming This Sept. 11
We are hosting a Fundraiser Dance to be held at the Port Whitby Marina on September 11th @ 8pm tickets will be available in advance and cost will be $20.00.
We are limited to space so first come, first served till our capacity is reached.
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The Colleen Carter Story
On May 27th 2007 my life was changed forever. I had talked to my daughter Melanie that night while she was working at the local Holiday Inn. Now several hours later, I received a call that she had been in a car accident and was at a local Hospital.
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Michael Holliday's Story
My Name is Michael Holliday, I am 27 years old and currently serving a 3 1/2 year prison sentence in a Federal Penitentiary, and this is my story.
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Embrace Life - Wear Your Seatbelts
This video does not have words but says it all about wearing your seat belt. A very powerful message considering there is no dialog only body language. Take note that your seat belt is your lifeline in most accidents. It could make the difference between life and death or very serious injuries.
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