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The Ontario government is exploring the idea of making impaired drivers pay ongoing child support if they kill a child’s parent or guardian. The move is being considered as part of a legislative package the government plans to introduce at Queen’s Park in the coming weeks. Speaking during Question Period Tuesday, Attorney General Doug Downey said the loss of a parent can have far-reaching consequences for minor dependants. “The devastating impact reaches far beyond the immediate loss. It leaves

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