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Conviction of a drinking and driving related charge will result in a permanent criminal record. Your photograph and fingerprints will be retained by the RCMP and will become easily accessible by law-enforcement agencies throughout the country and beyond.
Having a criminal record can also affect your future employment opportunities, as many employers now do detailed background checks on all potential employees.
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