A few years ago, an impaired driver rounded a corner and slammed into a vehicle occupied by members of Kimberlie Crowe’s family at a Lethbridge intersection.
“Luckily they weren’t injured, but it has had an impact on me,” said Crowe, a Grade 11 student at Lethbridge Collegiate Institute.
Crowe nudged out 306 other contestants from 280 high schools in a contest to design impaired-driving awareness art that will adorn one million paper bags for use at liquor stores throughout Alberta.
Her design depicts two cars in a wreck with a pair of glasses pouring red wine over them, leaving a puddle that doubles as blood, with the motto “don’t mix cheers and gears.”
Bill Kaufmann – Calgary Herald – May 17, 2017.