(Ottawa) – The Ottawa Police has used a whole of Service approach to investigate and resolve the recent spike in violent crimes and shooting incidents impacting our community’s safety. This…
We’re never too young to learn about road safety. If you’re a teacher, parent or caregiver, Ottawa Safety Council would like to introduce you to their new RoadSMARTS 4 Kids…
May 22-28 was Safe Boating Awareness Week but boaters should be aware of their and others’ safety all season. This is especially true this summer as the waterways are busier…
Crime Prevention Ottawa has released a new tool to help people spot the differences between healthy online flirtations and hidden harassment. The Canadian Human Rights Commission defines harassment as, “any…
Although Ottawa city council has passed the pilot project extension on the rental of e-scooters, it is important that this program be operated to be as safe as possible particularly…
May 2 marks the beginning of Safety and Health Week in Canada. The past year has been challenging. Sometimes it feels like all we talk about is how to keep…
(Ottawa)—The Ottawa Police Service Elder Abuse Unit is concerned that seniors continue to be at risk of ongoing isolation during the pandemic. Although physical distancing is key to prevent the spread…
(Ottawa) – Ottawa Police Service motorcycle officers are reminding fellow riders to be aware of spring riding safety. “With warmer weather, more motorcycle riders are on our roads and spring…
We all play a role in making our school zones safer. Walking to school is a great way to get fresh air and exercise that benefits our mental and physical…
Since the start of the pandemic, the proportion of racialized members of the community who have experienced an increase in harassment or attacks based on their race, ethnicity, or skin…