Canadian Criminal Code

“Operation while impaired causing death (alcohol)” is one of the most serious impaired driving offences in Canada. Classified as an indictable offence under Section 320.14(3) of the Criminal Code, it …

In Canada, the offence of discharge firearm with intent is a serious crime that targets situations where a gun is deliberately fired at a person in order to injure them, …

“Other Criminal Code traffic violations” (Uniform Crime Reporting UCR Code 9330) is a Statistics Canada category used to group a range of serious driving-related offences under the Criminal Code of …

Dangerous operation causing death is one of the most serious driving-related crimes in Canadian law. Classified as an indictable offence under Section 320.13(3)

The offence of leaving Canada to commit an offence that is terrorist activity

The offence of importation and exportation of cannabis

In Canada, sexual assault, level 2, weapon or bodily harm

Causing death by criminal negligence while street racing is one of the most serious driving-related crimes in Canada. Classified as an indictable offence under the Criminal Code, it is recorded …

Offences relating to currency under Section 452 of the Criminal Code of Canada deal with the use and movement of counterfeit money. These currency offences Canada target people who knowingly …

In Canada, cannabis is legal but strictly regulated. One key rule under the Cannabis Act is how many plants adults can grow, and where and how they can grow them. …