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It takes more than solid police work to prevent crime. To truly make a difference, community members, groups, schools, community agencies, businesses and governments must work

It takes more than solid police work to prevent crime. To truly make a difference, community members, groups, schools, community agencies, businesses and governments must work

Do you work with residents living in apartment buildings? Do you manage a building or live in one? Crime Prevention Ottawa’s latest report, Challenges Associated with Community Development

Crime Prevention Ottawa is hosting the fourth annual Community Safety Awards to celebrate individuals and groups making outstanding contributions to the safety of our community—and you are invited

Rural residents need access to transportation for their communities to feel more safe and be more liveable. That’s the conclusion of the recently released Crime Prevention

No school in Ottawa is immune to bullying. It’s a complex problem and there is no simple solution. How do we prevent it? And why

No school in Ottawa is immune to bullying. It’s a complex problem and there is no simple solution. How do we prevent it? And why is the search

Do you know a community safety leader? Crime Prevention Ottawa is calling for nominations for the 4^thannual Community Safety Awards. The awards honour individuals and groups

Crime Prevention Ottawa, in partnership with the City of Ottawa, offers funding for outdoor mural projects that support graffiti prevention, community safety and the beautification of Ottawa neighbourhoods.

An executive summary of "Life Course of Youth Gang Members" written by Katharine Kelly, PH.D associate professor clerk of senate Carleton University This study examined the life histories

On a mild February evening, five unmarked Ottawa Police Service cruisers make their way single-file through the darkened streets of an upscale Barrhaven neighbourhood. Rounding a corner, the

Keynote Speaker: Melissa Waggott, RN, BScN, MSN Coordinator Trauma Services, The Ottawa Hospital Chair:  David Chernushenko, Councillor, Capital Ward Member of Crime Prevention Ottawa board of directors Respondents: Craig MacInnes, Superintendent, Clinical Training, Ottawa