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Media Advisory: MADD Canada Adds 11 Names to Ontario

The monument now bears 175 names and honors victims killed in alcohol- and drug-related crashes, MADD Canada said.

  • MADD Canada will host two memorial ceremonies this week in Nova Scotia and Alberta to honor victims of impaired driving and support affected families.
  • The tragic 2020 death of 17-year-old Alexandra Ollington in a head-on collision on Highway 21 exemplifies the lasting consequences impaired driving inflicts on families.
  • On Saturday, the Dartmouth Memorial Gardens ceremony will honor 137 victims, adding four new names—Brayden Lemmon, Victoria Cousins, Eva Deveau, and Konnor Corkum-Millett—to the Nova Scotia Provincial Memorial Monument.
  • In Alberta, MADD Canada will unveil a roadside memorial sign on Friday near Township Road 542, with local officials and family members attending to commemorate Ollington.
  • MADD Canada National President Tanya Hansen Pratt stated, "When a loved one is taken by impaired driving, everything changes in an instant," as the organization expands monuments across provinces.
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Media Advisory: MADD Canada Adds 11 Names to Ontario Provincial Memorial Monument for Victims of Alcohol- and Drug-Related Crashes

BRAMPTON, Ontario, Sept. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Families, survivors and community members will gather this Saturday for MADD Canada’s Ontario Provincial Memorial Monument ceremony, honouring innocent victims killed in alcohol- and drug-related crashes. The ceremony is an opportunity to…

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The Record broke the news in Woodland Park, United States on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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