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Public Safety Resources

Crime Prevention

Safeguarding our community and providing education to promote safe practices are top priorities for the Board. Find essential strategies and guides below to stay safe. Prevent crime from happening with these helpful resources:

Thunder Bay sunriseProperty SafetyLearn how to better protect your property.
PerSafetyPersonal SafetyHelpful tips about protecting your personal safety.
BusSafetyBusiness SafetyRobberies, thefts and other retail crimes are a concern to any business
PandTParents & TeachersHelpful safety tips for parents and teachers.

Emergency Preparedness

Planning for an emergency situation is critical to ensuring your personal safety. Here are several emergency preparedness materials to review and contact details to keep on hand.

Resources

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Resources-CanadianAssociationofPolice-BnW.jpegGet Prepared (Government of Canada)Emergencies can happen at any time and without warning. Be ready. Wi
Resources-OntarioAssociationof-BnWEmergency Management (Government of Ontario)Emergency Management Ontario works to keep people safe and secure by
Resources-Services-BnWEmergency Response Services (Public Health Agency of Canada)Over the years, PHAC has worked with a number of Federal, Provincial

Contact

Canadian Red Cross Society – Northern Ontario – Emergency and Disaster Management 1-800-850-5090

Victim Services

The Thunder Bay and Area Victim Services program offers an immediate on-site response to victims of crime or disaster. This program is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to those who need it.

Information for Victims

The Canadian Victims Bill of Rights came into force on July 23, 2015. This

Victim Support Programs

Thunder Bay and Area Victim Services

Victim Notification Services

We provide confidential support, education and referral services to victims

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