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IMPAIRED CANOEING = IMPAIRED DRIVING? Jump in a canoe after a brew … or two? No, no, no. You could lose your driver’s license. Looks like they’re changing that.

Posted bywpengine 30 September 2017

It’s still a terrible idea, but it may no longer run you the risk of having your driver’s licence suspended and car impounded

Source: Canada set to remove drunk canoeing as an impaired driving offence

Posted bywpengine30 September 2017Posted inUncategorized

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