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At True North Chevrolet Cadillac, we sell and service quality General Motors vehicles with quality GM original equipment and/or AC Delco parts. Our technicians are GM trained and continue to be up to date in their knowledge and skills. The rest of our staff is enrolled and being trained to provide outstanding service under the GM Pro Certification Program. At True North Chevrolet Cadillac we are committed to giving our customers exceptionally built new and pre-owned GM Certified cars and trucks at reasonable prices. Our quality parts and service are offered at competitive pricing. At True North Chevrolet Cadillac, we treat every customer and staff member in an open and honest manner. Our business operates at the highest standards of ethical conduct. We look forward to your visit to True North Chevrolet Cadillac and to share with you the great products and services we have at our state-of-the-art facility.

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The exact number of lives saved as a result of the work done by MADD Canada, its predecessor organizations and many other groups cannot be known with absolute certainty. But based on scientific formulas developed for the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, MADD Canada estimates the number of lives saved at 36,642 (between 1982 and 2010). While such numbers provide an important perspective on the progress that has been made, it is important to remember that 43,276 Canadians were killed in alcohol-related crashes in this same period and impaired driving remains the leading criminal cause of death in this country.