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Past Workshops
On this page you will find all of the documents and presentations from each of the regional crime prevention workshops. Hover over the logos of the municipalities below (or scroll down) for access to the event-specific documents.
Below the event-specific documents, you will find information and documents such as information on Membership, CMNCP, our call for Increased Investment in Crime Prevention, Action Briefs, and a Policy Brief. Click here to view these documents.
Edmonton - May 8, 2018
Aligning Systems & Collaboration in Crime Prevention
Presentation by CMNCP.
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Regina - February 7, 2018
Crime Prevention Tools
Presentation by Audrey Monette on behalf of CMNCP.
Click here to view the presentation.On Our Way to a Targeted Collaborative Approach to Crime Prevention and Community Safety and Well-Being
Presentation by Elisabeth Miller on behalf of the City of Saskatoon.
Click here to view the presentation.A Targeted Collaborative Approach to Crime Prevention, Reduction & Community Well-Being
Presentation by Wendy Stone and Lance Dunbar on behalf of The Regina Intersectoral Partnership (TRIP).
Click here to view the presentation.Community Well Being and Safety of Toronto’s Neighbourhoods
Presentation by Scott McKean on behalf of the City of Toronto.
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University of Ottawa - October 23, 2017
Public Safety Canada - National Crime Prevention Strategy Presentation
Presentation by Public Safety Canada about the National Crime Prevention Strategy.
Click here to view presentation.Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services - Community Safety and Well-Being Planning Framework
Presentation by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services about the Community Safety and Well-Being Framework.
Click here to view presentation.City of Toronto - Community Wellbeing and Safety of Toronto's Neighbourhoods
Presentation about community wellbeing and safety in Toronto.
Click here to view presentation.REACH Edmonton - The Role of a Backbone Organization in Making Edmonton a Safer City in One Generation
Presentation about the role of a backbone organization in making Edmonton a safer city.
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Winnipeg - March 17, 2017
Workshop for Manitoba, Saskatoon, Northwest Territories Municipalities
Presentation by CMNCP
Presentation on CMNCP and the importance of evidence-based crime prevention.
Click here to view CMNCP's presentation.Block by Block - Community Safety & Wellbeing Initiative
Presentation about Block by Block - Community Safety & Wellbeing Initiative.
Click here to view presentation.Lessons Learned from 30 Years of Trying to Prevent Crime by Rick Linden (University of Manitoba)
Presentation about lessons learned after 30 years of crime prevention work.
Click here to view presentation.Winnipeg Safe City Presentation
Presentation about women's safety and safe spaces.
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Radio Interview: "Meet the cop who brought down the murder rate in inner-city Glasgow"
CBC Sunday Edition Interview: Karyn McCluskey & Michael Enright.
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Surrey - March 10, 2017
Workshop for British Columbia, Alberta, Yukon Municipalities
Agenda
Agenda for the workshop in Surrey.
Click here to view the agenda.Presentation by CMNCP
Presentation on CMNCP and the importance of evidence-based crime prevention.
Click here to view CMNCP's presentation.Presentation by Surrey
Introduction to Concepts and a Renewed Process in Surrey.
Click here to view Surrey's presentation.
Toronto - February 3, 2017
Workshop for Ontario Municipalities
Agenda
Agenda for the Toronto workshop.
Click here to view the agenda.Presentation by CMNCP
Presentation on CMNCP and the importance of evidence-based crime prevention.
Click here to view CMNCP's presentation.Presentation by Ministry of Community Safety & Correctional Services
Presentation on community safety and wellbeing.
Click here to view presentation.Ottawa Gang Strategy Presentation
Presentation on Ottawa's Gang Strategy.
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Quebec City - January 20, 2017
Workshop for Quebec Municipalities
Invitation letter and agenda
Invitation letter and agenda.
Click here to view the document.Presentation by CMNCP
Presentation on CMNCP and the importance of evidence-based crime prevention.
Click here to view CMNCP's presentation.
Halifax - August 30, 2016
Workshop for Atlantic Canada & Nunavut Municipalities
Presentation by CMNCP
Presentation on CMNCP and the importance of evidence-based crime prevention.
Click here to view CMNCP's presentation.Workshop Presentation by Halifax
Halifax presented to CMNCP about their experiences doing crime prevention.
Click here to view the workshop presentation.Youth Advocacy Project Presentation
Halifax presented to CMNCP about the Youth Advocacy wrap around project.
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Radio Interview: "Meet the cop who brought down the murder rate in inner-city Glasgow"
CBC Sunday Edition Interview: Karyn McCluskey & Michael Enright.
Click here to listen the interview.
Documents
presented at all workshops
Information on Membership in CMNCP
Membership in the Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention
This document provides information about becoming a member of Canadian Municipal Network on Crime Prevention.
Click here to view the document.
Introduction to CMNCP
Introduction to CMNCP
CMNCP has developed a brief introductory overview of the Network for municipalities.
Click here to view the introductory overview of CMNCP.
Policy Brief
Increasing Canadian Investment in Crime Prevention in Municipalities
CMNCP has developed a policy brief to demonstrate the need for increased investment in crime prevention in municipalities.
Click here to view Policy Brief.
Document on Building Municipal Capacity
CMNCP Building Municipal Capacity to Harness Evidence to Prevent Crime
CMNCP has developed a brief about how municipalities can build their capacity to harness evidence in order to prevent crime.
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Action Briefs
Recent Development in Effective Crime Prevention - Action Brief (2016.0)
Municipalities face street violence, violence against women and property crime as well as unsustainable increases in policing costs. Scientific evidence confirms that prevention has reduced these problems. The challenge is getting more investment in prevention in more municipalities.
Click here to view Action Brief.Why Invest in Crime Prevention in Municipalities? - Action Brief (2016.1)
Interpersonal crime does $55 billion in harm to citizens annually. The accumulated evidence justifies smart investments in prevention as the most cost effective way to reduce crime. The majority of Canadians support these investments.
Click here to view Action Brief.Major Resources that Provide Evidence on Effective Crime Prevention - Action Brief (2016.2)
The evidence on what prevents crime is accessible in a guide to politicians on Smarter Crime Control and on major websites. Proven programs are in sectors such as youth and family services, schools and health as well as in policing.
Click here to view Action Brief.Examples of Proven Crime Prevention Programs - Action Brief (2016.3)
Examples of successful prevention programs include outreach to vulnerable youth, support for parents, school curricula focusing on relationships, social prevention from hospital emergency rooms and preventive policing.
Click here to view Action Brief.Comprehensive Community Safety Strategies for Delivering Effective Crime Prevention - Action Brief (2016.4)
Internationally some municipalities have reduced crime by 50% or more by targeting social development and preventive policing into areas of high crime and disadvantage. Their successful strategies included diagnosis and evaluation of results.
Click here to view Action Brief.Making Cities Safer - Action Brief (2009)
This action brief is organized into two major themes. The first theme, series 1: "Invest smartly in safety for the city", articulates why cities should invest in crime prevention and discusses strategies for ways in which cities can invest in crime prevention. The second theme, series 2: "tackle safety successfully in the city" discusses strategies for improving safety and reducing violence and crime in various populations (i.e., youth and young adults, women, Aboriginal people) as well as reducing property crime and utilizing policing resources more efficiently and effectively.
Click here to view Action Brief.
**Please contact Felix Munger if you are interested in any additional documents.