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Do you wish you had a video of yourself trying to provide a breath sample when you were stopped by the police for impaired driving? Well, I have a [...]

Impaired Driving Reform: What New Policing Rules Means for Drivers Effective March 10, 2025, drivers in Strathcona County, Alberta may face significant legal consequences if they are stopped [...]

What is SafeRoads Alberta? SafeRoads Alberta is a provincial administrative system and was introduced in December 2020 as part of the Safe Roads Initiative in Alberta. It was [...]

By the time a couple has decided it is time for divorce, there has already been trauma in the relationship. Fractures in communication, respect and understanding are only some [...]

So you just received an email with a Notice to Attend Family Docket, with a court date and a link, and you have some questions about what is going [...]

IRS NetLetter Alberta - Legal Insights on Impaired Driving Gunn Law Group has found a unique way to ring in the new year. Starting in January 2025, once [...]

Christmas is over but some gifts keep on giving. Last Christmas, I asked my husband for an important gift. I wanted a dash cam for my vehicle. If you [...]

Sleigh bells, egg nog and An IRS for Christmas Fa law law Gunn Law The stress of the holidays ramps up exponentially if you get an impaired driving “charge” [...]

On July 26, 2023 reports started flooding in about the results from the world's largest trial of a four-day workweek. There were 61 UK-based companies that participated and at [...]

If you were stopped for impaired driving, failing to provide a sample, or blowing over, you were likely given a Notice of Administrative Penalty. It’s also known as [...]