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DRIVE DRUNK TWICE IN QUEBEC, GET IGNITION BREATHALYZER FOR LIFE – The headline says it all and it is an interesting idea. I believe we can solve the problem of drunk driving with the economy of scale of mass production of ignition interlock devices and mandating their installation in every newly manufactured vehicle.

Posted bywpengine 22 November 2019

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/drunk-driving-twice-quebec-breathalyzer-for-life-1.5369145

Posted bywpengine22 November 2019Posted inUncategorized

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THE JUDICIAL APPOINTMENTS ADVISORY COUNCIL has done an excellent job and completely transformed Ontario’s judiciary resulting in diverse and highly qualified appointments. Now Doug Ford and Doug Downey “would reinstate a discredited process that hearkens back to a time when judicial appointments were handed out like loyalty prizes to cronies and ideological fellow travellers.” Thank you for speaking up and raising awareness, Michael Lacy.
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Ford confirms updates to judge, JP appointments process – call it what it is. This is nothing more than a blatant facilitation of corruption.

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