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Category Archives: Impaired Driving

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Car stopped at night with police lights in the mirror, illustrating an over 80 charge in Ontario

Over 80 Charge in Ontario: Penalties, Defences and What to Expect

Impaired DrivingBy Kisel LawNovember 10, 2026

An over 80 charge means a blood alcohol concentration of 80 mg or more within two hours of driving. Learn the minimum penalties, Ontario licence suspensions, common defences and what happens after a charge in Ontario.

Officer holding a roadside screening device, illustrating refusing a breathalyzer in Ontario

Refusing a Breathalyzer in Ontario: Penalties, Defences and What to Expect

Impaired DrivingBy Kisel LawOctober 22, 2026

When police can demand a breath sample, what counts as refusing a breathalyzer, the Ontario and Criminal Code penalties, and how refusal cases are defended.

Driving Prohibition Criminal Code

Understanding Driving Prohibition Criminal Code in Canada

Impaired DrivingBy Kisel LawOctober 19, 2023

For many Canadians, owning a car gives them the flexibility and convenience to traverse their surroundings. Driving is a fundamental component of their everyday lives. To protect one’s own and other people’s safety while driving, this privilege is, nevertheless, accompanied by a serious obligation. Understanding the legal implications described in the Criminal Code of Canada,…

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