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Compiled by Ron Jourard

• New Impaired, Exceed and Other Driving Offences NEW! (starting December 18, 2018)
• Driving offences (in effect till December 18, 2018)
• Cannabis crimes NEW!
• Other drug offences
• Crimes of dishonesty
• Weapons offences
• Crimes involving threats or violence
• Offences against the administration of law and justice
• Crimes of sexual immorality

To have information on a different offence added, contact webmaster.

In viewing the charts, please bear in mind the following:

• If a discharge cannot be granted, you must be convicted upon being found guilty of the offence.
• If you are visitor (e.g., lawfully in Canada as a tourist, or on a work or student visa), a conviction of any hybrid offence or two or more summary conviction offences not arising out of the same occurence could result in your deportation.
• Permanent residents sentenced to more than six months in jail upon conviction of any criminal offence are inadmissible to Canada and liable to deportation without any right of appeal. A permanent resident convicted of a crime that carries a potential jail penalty of 10 years or longer, but not sentenced to jail for six months or longer, is similarly inadmissible to Canada, but has the right to appeal a deportation order.