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How to talk to your teenager about cannabis.

It’s important to talk to your teenager about cannabis. Parents who provide balanced information about its effects can help their kids make better decisions. Read more.

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Let's Help Keep Our Communities Safe. Slow Down Please.

Help keep our roads and communities safe. Find out how you can get a FREE “Slow Down Please” lawn sign, plus discover helpful road safety tips.
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Understanding Roadways: The Science Behind Their Design, Construction and Maintenance

For over 17 years, CAA’s Worst Roads campaign has brought awareness to deficiencies in our road network. Discover the technical specs behind road repair.

Cracked roads on a residential street.

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Ontario's Worst Roads Success Stories - Part 2

Here’s a look back on the 2019 CAA Worst Roads campaign to see how you’ve voted for change on your local streets.
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Gearing up for the season: Hockey gear and car seats.

Does your hockey player use a car seat? Keep your kid safe both on and off the ice. Learn the do’s and don’ts about hockey gear and car seats.
Slow Down Please lawn sign.

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CAA reminds drivers to “Slow Down” ahead of the new school year.

It’s back-to-school time and we have some road safety tips you can share with your kids. Plus, find out how you can get a FREE lawn sign to remind drivers to “Slow Down Please”.

Two cars racing on a city street at night.

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COVID-19 brings excessive speeding and stunt driving to Ontario roads.

Whether the pandemic continues to lighten our roads of vehicular traffic or it returns to normal in the coming months, speeding puts you and everyone around you in danger.

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What everyone should know about distracted driving and the law.

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CAA School Safety Patroller Tyra Sayles poses with award for 2020 Safety Patroller of the Year.

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Brantford student Wins 2020 CAA School Safety Patroller of the Year Award.

Congratulations to Tyra Sayles from St. Pius X Catholic Elementary School. Read more about how her dedicated volunteer efforts have helped keep students in her school zone safe.
Kerri-Ann Sagert, teacher at Agincourt Junior Public School and CAA School Safety Patrol Supervisor of the Year Award Winner 2020. Toronto Police Constable Jenelle Higo, Traffic Services. Robert McKone, Principal at Agincourt Junior Public School in Toronto.

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Agincourt teacher wins coveted award for inspiring CAA School Safety Patrollers.

CAA is proud to recognize grade 4/5 teacher Kerri-Ann Sagert as the recipient of the CAA School Safety Patrol Supervisor of the year. Read more about Kerri-Ann's exemplary work.

CAA logo on Tim Hortons Brier curling rink.

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We found the joy in winter at the 2020 Tim Hortons Brier.

What's the tonic you need to get through the dreary cold of winter? A most Canadian remedy: Curling!

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