‘It's difficult to hear these stories': MADD Canada CEO on impaired driving crash that killed 3 children
A 19-year-old man is facing multiple counts of impaired driving after three children were killed in a crash on Sunday. Steve Sullivan, CEO of MADD Canada, sits down with CBC's Metro Morning to discuss the ongoing issue of drunk driving and why young men are more susceptible to driving impaired.
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