Impaired Driving Defence in Ontario
Impaired Driving Defence in Ontario
Act Fast — Impaired Driving Has Serious Consequences
Being charged with impaired driving by alcohol or drugs in Ontario is one of the most serious offences under the Highway Traffic Act and Criminal Code of Canada.
A conviction can lead to:
- Automatic 90-day licence suspension and vehicle impoundment
- Heavy fines and reinstatement fees
- Mandatory ignition interlock program
- Possible jail time for repeat offenders
- Sky-high insurance premiums or loss of coverage entirely
The penalties are severe, but with the right legal defence, you may be able to reduce or even avoid a conviction.

Ontario Penalties for Impaired Driving
If convicted, you could face:
- 1st Offence: $1,000+ fine, licence suspension, mandatory alcohol/drug education
- 2nd Offence: Up to 30 days in jail, longer suspension, ignition interlock
- 3rd Offence: Up to 120 days in jail, long-term suspension or licence loss
- Additional consequences: criminal record, travel restrictions, lifelong insurance problems
One mistake shouldn’t define your future. Don’t face this charge alone.
How We Can Help You
When you hire Cordaie Paralegal Services, we will:
- ✔ Review your case and disclosure for police or procedural errors
- ✔ Challenge the accuracy of roadside tests and officer evidence
- ✔ Explore possible Charter of Rights violations
- ✔ Negotiate with prosecutors to reduce or dismiss charges
- ✔ Represent you in court so you don’t have to appear
We fight to
protect your record, your licence, and your future.


Why Ontario Drivers Choose
Cordaie Paralegal Services
- ✔ Licensed by the Law Society of Ontario
- ✔ Over 6 years’ experience defending serious traffic and driving charges
- ✔ Flat-rate pricing — no hidden surprises
- ✔ Serving Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Waterloo, and across Ontario
- ✔ Proven record of
successful impaired driving defences
Client Success Story
★★★★★
"I honestly did not have any trust in paralegals and felt they only cared about fees, but Damian went beyond what I would expect. He was able to get my traffic ticket dismissed — something other paralegals told me wasn’t possible. Everything went smoothly, all promises were kept, and the communication was excellent. I’ll be going back to him for all my legal needs."
— Matt K., Verified Google Reviews

Get Help Now — Deadlines Are Strict
You only have 15 days to respond after an impaired driving charge. Missing this deadline could mean automatic suspension and huge costs.
Don’t wait. Protect your licence and your future.
Call:
844-4-WIN-4-ME
Email:
hello@cordaie.com
FAQs About Impaired Driving in Ontario
1. Is impaired driving always a criminal offence in Ontario?
Yes. Unlike many traffic tickets, impaired driving is a criminal charge under the Criminal Code of Canada.
2. Can I fight an impaired driving charge if I failed a roadside test?
Yes. Roadside tests are not always accurate, and procedural errors by police can be grounds for dismissal.
3. Will I lose my licence right away?
Yes. Ontario law imposes an immediate roadside suspension, but with legal help, you may fight the longer suspension and penalties in court.
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