A "Licence" grants permission to do something which, without such permission, would be prohibited. As such, a Licence confers no property or other rights which can be legally sold, altered or bequeathed.
Essentially, it is a privilege to do something, subject to the terms and conditions of the Licence.

Drivers who have a 0.05 to 0.08 blood alcohol concentration ("the warn Range"). Penalties have increased to :

• First instance: driver suspended for three days
• Second instance: driver suspended for seven days and must undergo remedial measures
• Third or subsequent instance: driver suspended for 30 days, must undergo remedial measures and have ignition interlock for six months.
• Providing incentives to convicted offenders to install ignition interlock devices
• Allowing the use of forfeiture law to take vehicles away from people who continue to drink and drive.

• Police can issue an immediate roadside seven-day licence suspension and seven-day vehicle impoundment for street racing, participating in a driving contest or stunt driving
• The maximum fine increases from $1,000 to $10,000 upon conviction for street racing, making it the highest penalty in Canada. The minimum fine increases from $200 to $2,000.
• Courts can impose a driver licence suspension of up to 10 years for a second conviction, if the second conviction occurs within 10 years of the first conviction
• For a first conviction, the maximum licence suspension period remains at 2 years.
• The definition of a “driving stunt” includes driving a motor vehicle at 50 km/h or more above the posted speed limit.
• The Act also bans driving a motor vehicle on a highway with a connected nitrous oxide system. Some street racers use nitrous oxide to enhance the acceleration capabilities of their vehicle.