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Manitoba govt introduces stronger licensing consequences for convicted impaired drivers

Manitoba govt introduces stronger licensing consequences for convicted impaired drivers

Dec 13, 2024, at 07:28 pm

Winnipeg/IBNS: The Manitoba government has introduced legislation to impose new, stronger licensing on drivers convicted of impaired driving and refusal offences that cause bodily harm or death, Justice Minister Matt Wiebe, the minister responsible for Manitoba Public Insurance, has announced.