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Black Friday is a day known for incredible deals and shopping frenzy, but it’s crucial not to overlook the potential hazards on the road. In this blog, we’ll dive into Canadian statistics, offer tips for safer driving, and raise awareness about the importance of responsible behavior behind the wheel.
Our November Newsletter: Legal knowledge with a dash of fun! In this edition, we bring you essential tips on safe winter driving, health and wellness tips, law procedures and more. Enter To Win You can win a winter tire package worth up to $1000.00!!! Check out our contest on Facebook! How the Fall Time Change…
In recent years, cannabis use has become more prevalent in Canada, with one in five Canadians over the age of 15 reporting cannabis use in 2020. While the legalization of recreational cannabis has led to increased accessibility and acceptance, it has also raised concerns about the safety of driving under the influence. This blog post explores the safety dangers of driving high on cannabis and the legal ramifications in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
This article delves into the common factors contributing to car accidents and safety tips to help you avoid them.
Fall into Safety: Our October Personal Injury Newsletter
Welcome to the latest edition of the CLG Injury Law (formerly Cantini Law Group) Newsletter
Since the year 2000, there has been a 60% increase in drivers over the age of 65. The increase in mobile, independent seniors is great, but the risk of being injured in a traffic accident also increases as drivers get older. Older drivers, particularly those aged 75 years and older, have higher crash death rates,…
In Canada, pedestrian safety is a critical concern, with statistics revealing that pedestrians account for nearly 16% of annual accident fatalities. Understanding the risks and taking preventive measures is essential to protect both pedestrians and drivers on our roads.
In this article, we’ll explore ten essential safety tips for highway driving in Canada, supported by relevant statistics from the region.
Navigating Canadian Winters Safely: Essential Tips for Winter Driving Driving on snowy and icy Canadian roads during winter is a common occurrence. To ensure your safety during these challenging conditions, it’s crucial to equip yourself with the right skills and knowledge for winter driving. While the best advice is often to stay home during bad…
This article outlines tips for getting the most out of your winter tires during the cold season this year.
Winterize Your Vehicle Like A Pro This Winter Maritime winter weather can be unforgiving, and preparing your vehicle for these challenging conditions is essential. To help you minimize the risk of getting stuck in hazardous situations, here are some tips to winterize your vehicle: 1. Ensure Your Lights are Working Properly Visibility is a significant…
Driving in Canada demands utmost care and responsibility to ensure your safety and the safety of others. Let’s explore ten crucial guidelines that can help you navigate Canadian roads safely. DO: 1. Regular Vehicle Inspection: Regularly inspect your vehicle for maintenance issues. Check your tires, brake pads, oil level, and lights to reduce the risk…
Although, you may not immediately think of “dangerous driving” but there are escalated risks to driving in Canada during the fall. Here are things to watch for when driving in the fall.
Embrace Safe Celebrations this Holiday Season: Your Guide to Responsible Hosting The festive season is upon us, and that means it’s time to come together with family, friends, and colleagues. However, the combination of winter weather and alcohol can be a precarious mix. If your plans involve alcohol consumption, it’s imperative to prioritize safety and…
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