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The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is requesting that Ontarians voluntarily comply with the new emergency orders as it does its part to support the Government of Ontario's health emergency declaration to limit transmission of the COVID-19 virus.

Well, I think Winter is over (I hope) and once again; we change the way we drive and the way we think about driving. No ice and snow and stormy visibility.What a change, but it doesn’t mean driving at ridicules speeds or forgetting the rules of the road!

For some of us, winter might mean crisp walks through the newly fallen snow, skating, skiing, snowshoeing or tobogganing. It might also mean quieter times like curling up next to a roaring fire. But for most of us, we are all spending more time indoors.

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Well, here we go for another year. It’s time again to prepare our vehicles for winter (and ourselves for winter driving). I’m sure I have done this many times but a repeat will not hurt!

Halloween festivities may be limited in most areas of the country this year due to the pandemic, but MADD Canada is urging those who are celebrating the occasion to plan ahead for a sober ride home.

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With Canadians’ alcohol consumption increasing during the COVID-19 pandemic, MADD Canada is calling on Canada’s Health Minister, The Honourable Patty Hajdu, to require alcohol products to have warning labels.

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St. Thomas, ON (PRLog) "It's better to be safe than sorry" - It's very common saying and is always so true. Safety and security is something which provides a peace of mind. For small business owners, every bit of peace of mind adds a positive note on business growth, success, satisfaction and feel good feeling for the owner and employees.

With the Thanksgiving holiday weekend approaching, MADD Canada is reminding everyone that they can help keep roads safe from impaired driving by planning ahead for a sober ride home.

Getting in a car accident can be a traumatic experience. You’ve likely been in one yourself or, know someone who has. Whether it’s a small fender bender or a severe accident, many people fear the next steps.

Many of us are spending a lot more time online as we adopt new ways of tackling everyday tasks be it working, staying connected, shopping or banking. Amid a general rise in fraud and cybercrimes associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, RBC Direct Investing offers a few simple guidelines to help you stay safe.

Check out this recent post on our Forum: Police, fire and ambulance personnel are often required to do their work on the shoulders of busy highways.

Active transportation is on the rise across Canada, as we look for new ways of getting around that help keep us safer and socially distant.

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(NC) To wage the war against speeding, many municipalities across Ontario have turned to automated speed enforcement.