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Can an impaired-driving Criminal Code conviction affect a Manitoba driver's licence as well as the court sentence?
Correct answer: Yes. Provincial licence sanctions can apply as well.
Why
An impaired-driving conviction can bring a court sentence and Manitoba licence sanctions. The consequences depend on the offence and record; a fine payment does not by itself restore the right to drive. Serious impaired-driving offences causing injury or death carry additional restrictions under the current law.
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