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*a) incapable of properly controlling the vehicle because of the influence of alcohol or drugs; | *a) incapable of properly controlling the vehicle because of the influence of alcohol or drugs; | ||
*b) convicted under any one of the following sections of the ''Criminal Code'', RSC 1985, c C-46 (see also MVA Regulations, s 28.02 Table 4): | *b) convicted under any one of the following sections of the ''Criminal Code'', RSC 1985, c C-46 (see also MVA Regulations, s 28.02 Table 4): | ||
**s 220 (criminal negligence causing death); s 221 (criminal negligence causing bodily harm); s 236 (manslaughter); s 249 (dangerous operation of a motor vehicle); s 252 (failure to stop at an accident), s 253 (driving while impaired or with a blood-alcohol level exceeding 80 milligrams per 100 millilitres); s 254(5) (refusal or failure to give a breath sample); s 255 (impaired driving causing bodily harm or death); | **s 220 (criminal negligence causing death); | ||
**conviction under ss 95 or 102 of the MVA or similar convictions under another Canadian or American jurisdiction (both concern driving while prohibited); or | **s 221 (criminal negligence causing bodily harm); | ||
**s 236 (manslaughter); | |||
**s 249 (dangerous operation of a motor vehicle); | |||
**s 252 (failure to stop at an accident), | |||
**s 253 (driving while impaired or with a blood-alcohol level exceeding 80 milligrams per 100 millilitres); | |||
**s 254(5) (refusal or failure to give a breath sample); | |||
**s 255 (impaired driving causing bodily harm or death); | |||
**s 259 (4): driving while disqualified; | |||
**a conviction under the ''Youth Criminal Justice Act'' (Canada) for any of the above offences; | |||
**a “similar result” or conviction of these offences in a jurisdiction in the U.S.; | |||
**a conviction under ss 95 or 102 of the MVA or similar convictions under another Canadian or American jurisdiction (both concern driving while prohibited); or | |||
*c) permitting another person to use the insured vehicle in a way that results in a conviction for any of the offences outlined above (IMVA Regulations, s 55). | *c) permitting another person to use the insured vehicle in a way that results in a conviction for any of the offences outlined above (IMVA Regulations, s 55). | ||
