Unrelated to hunting or shooting:
My older stepson has been through bouts with alcoholism and drug addiction, but has successfully overcome his addictions and has now been drug-free and sober for several years. He has been offered a good job in Alaska and is looking forward to getting up there and getting started.
He would like to drive to Alaska with a cargo trailer with his personal possessions. A couple of his buddies have told him that if he has DUI convictions in the states, he cannot legally drive in Canada. My wife has been doing a little internet research on the issue and has not found a definite "yes" or "no". However, just about every site that she visits pulls up advertisements for attorneys, so she suspects that there must be something to his friends' assertion.
Can anyone here provide us with a definite answer to this question?
Many thanks in advance!
