HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — MADD Canada, in collaboration with the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation (NSLC), has announced the launch of its 2026-2027 School Program, which aims to educate students about the hazards of impaired driving. The program kicked off with a special screening event held at Summit High School in Halifax on November 2, 2026.
The initiative is part of MADD Canada’s ongoing commitment to increase awareness among youth regarding the risks associated with impaired driving, such as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. MADD Canada’s efforts have been ongoing, as the organization seeks to engage students in meaningful discussions and provide educational resources to encourage responsible decision-making.
As the program unfolds across Nova Scotia, it is expected to reach numerous students in various educational institutions, further embedding the message of safe driving into the province's youth culture. The partnership with NSLC reinforces the significance of collaboration between advocacy organizations and provincial institutions to foster safer communities throughout Nova Scotia.
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