Albertans deserve safe communities. Through a partnership of nine government ministries, police, community groups, municipalities, businesses and social agencies, Alberta's Safe Communities Initiative works to address the impact crime is having on our communities, and find meaningful, long-term solutions. While there is no easy fix when it comes to reducing crime and preserving the safety of our communities, through cooperation, community innovation and our commitment, we can improve the safety of Alberta communities.
Safe Communities Showcase- November 3, 2009
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A Safe Communities Showcase was held on November 3, 2009 in Edmonton to highlight and share knowledge on promising approaches currently being delivered throughout the province. Participants could attend in-person or via web-cast. Presentations were focused on the five priority themes identified by the Safe Communities Task Force. These include: drugs and alcohol prevention; laws and courts; families, children and youth; policing; and, community action. More than 250 community leaders and innovators attended in-person or via web-cast.
To view the recorded webcast of the event, click on the links below:
New programs support Albertans affected by family violence
November 17, 2009
Federal / provincial / territorial ministers committed to addressing key justice and public safety issues facing Canadians
October 30, 2009
Province supports at-risk youth and police crisis team
October 23, 2009
Communities encouraged to be active in preventing and reducing crime
September 17, 2009
New community-police partnership to support at-risk youth
September 16, 2009
Police, social workers and schools partner for early intervention program
September 15, 2009
Alberta supports federal government Criminal Code reform
March 27, 2009
Western Ministers move forward in fight against gang violence
March 21, 2009
New law gets tough on crime
March 02, 2009