MADD Canada Installs New National President Amid Policy Symposium — Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD Canada)

Event summary

Trisha Dosaj begins term as National President of MADD Canada on September 25, 2026.
MADD Canada hosts first Policy Symposium in Toronto, gathering policymakers, experts, and law enforcement.
National Leadership Conference runs September 25–27, 2026, with 100+ volunteer attendees.
Key topics include Mandatory Alcohol Screening and Immediate Roadside Prohibition programs.
Tanya Hansen Pratt steps down after three years as National President.

The big picture

MADD Canada’s leadership transition and policy-focused conference underscore the organization’s push for stricter impaired driving laws. With volunteers in nearly 100 communities, the shift in governance signals a continued emphasis on grassroots advocacy and legislative reform. The event highlights the growing intersection of public safety initiatives and political engagement in Canada’s road safety landscape.

What we're watching

Policy Influence: How MADD Canada’s Policy Symposium will shape future impaired driving legislation.
Volunteer Momentum: Whether Trisha Dosaj can sustain engagement across 100+ chapters.
Advocacy Impact: The pace at which Mandatory Alcohol Screening programs gain traction nationally.