If you are convicted criminally of impaired driving for the second time within ten years, you may face:

• A licence suspension of at least 3 years
• A requirement to use an ignition interlock device for at least 3 years
• A mandatory medical evaluation to determine your eligibility to drive
• All of the above
  Explanation:

  "For a second conviction within 10 years, you may face a license suspension of at least 3 years, be required to use an ignition interlock device for at least 3 years, and undergo a mandatory medical evaluation to assess your eligibility to drive in Ontario. Additionally, you will be required to attend a mandatory education or treatment program."