give him a 25th chance!!!

Put an ankle bracelet on him, permanently, and make him work overnight shifts at the local morgue.

If that doesn't work, try some re-education a la Clockwork Orange.

Take his car. Take his license. Prison for 1 year. Fine him $20,000. ------------End of story.

The Judges should be given prison time. If this moron is released and then kills or injures someone, the Judges that have been letting him go should serve his time.

24 times in 50 years? Not really that bad, especially since he apparently never caused anyone else any harm. If he's done this well in all this time, let the guy have his libations.

I don't get it. Doesn't his car have to be equipped with a breathalizer? Doesn't he have to check in every few months and get that data checked? How does he renew his licence and insurance?

Obama sucks so bad it's driving the Canadians to drink.

This is why they should do away with DUI laws all together. I can guaranty this man caused no harm to himself or to anyone else in any of his arrests, if he did it would be in this article. He got "tagged' a long time ago by the local police and they just keep following him around until he makes a mistake: no blinker, 3 mph over the speed limit, "anything" to pull him over. A certian BAC level should not be an indicater that you will commit a crime and being an alcoholic does not "make" you a dangerous driver. The elderly, Asians, and seventeen year old "textaholics" cause more accidents and fatalities than a BAC of .16 ever has or ever will.

Hes probably one of those guys who only has a drinking problem when he's broke .

Here is an example where more jail time is a specific deterrent. Specific to this offender. If he's in jail he cannot drive and offend again. The 2nd charge in this instance appears to be violating a court order forbidding him from driving a car. The offender is not listening to what is being told to him by society. It seems if he is out he will offend again. I say throw the book at him and no time off for good behavior. Jail is the safest place for him to be.

I live in IL, and I can say, he wouldn't even make it to DUI number 24, let alone 20.

FYI to all of you not understanding the Canadian DUI Law .... first of all it does not say this guy never spent any time in jail. I would assume he has. If you get stopped and you blow over, you automatically lose your license. If convicted you face a maximum life sentence if you caused a death when your blood alcohol concentration is over 80, face a maximum 10-year sentence if you cause bodily harm when your blood alcohol concentration is over 80, face a mandatory penalty of $1000 for a first offence, face a sentence of 30 days in jail for a second offence, face a sentence of 120 days in jail for a third offence. Drivers can be charged with a criminal offence for refusing to take a roadside sobriety test. Police also have the right to take a driver suspected of impaired driving to a hospital or police station to provide blood, urine or saliva samples. DUI laws are strict and are taken very seriously in Canada. This guy is just an idiot and an accident waiting to happen. I hope they put him in jail for the rest of his life!

Great milestone!
Let's go out and celebrate!!!!!
Number 25 is within reach