Driving Offences Prohibition Extended to Twelve Months
The 1989 change raises driving ban from six to twelve months after conviction for serious offences under the Criminal Code including driving with 0.08 or more, impaired driving, hit and run, and criminal negligence. The measure, part of a traffic safety push, adds to penalties and targets alcohol related fatalities.
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Sulphur limits set for fuels across British Columbia
British Columbia imposes nationwide fuel sulphur limits under the Waste Management Act, effective June 1 1989. The 1.1 percent ceiling targets heavy fuel oil, the main pollutant for pulp mills in the south coast, reducing atmospheric sulphur by about 15 percent. Ontario 1.5, Quebec 2.5, New Brunswick 3.0.
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