The quick answer is that jail is unlikely for a typical first-time DUI in Ontario without serious aggravating facts. It is not impossible, though, and there are many things to keep in mind.
If Canadian police arrest you for a first-time driving under the influence ...
Short answer: Back on Track is Ontario's mandatory remedial measures program for impaired drivers. After a Criminal Code impaired-driving conviction — and in many cases after repeated alcohol- or drug-related administrative suspensions — you must successfully complete it before the Ministry of Transportation will reinstate your ...
If Canadian police arrest you for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs, you’re probably going to have a lot to worry about. In the near term, you might wonder how long police will hold you in custody, how you’ll get ...
Short answer: When Ontario police signal you to stop, pull over safely, stay in the vehicle, produce your driver's licence, vehicle ownership and proof of insurance when asked, and avoid volunteering statements that could be used against you.
Getting pulled over in Ontario can ...