The Canada Safety Council is calling on all Canadians to recognize the deadly consequences of speeding and to make safer choices behind the wheel.You’re late to work. With the clock ticking and pressure mounting, you glance nervously at the time and press a little...

Fraud doesn’t just empty bank accounts; it erodes confidence and independence.As technology becomes more deeply woven into daily life, the threat of scams, frauds, and cyber schemes grows — and older adults are disproportionately targeted. During National Senior...

Every child deserves to learn in an environment where they feel secure, respected, and supported. When schools, families, and communities work together, we can prevent violence before it starts and build a culture of safety that empowers students to thrive.As...

Community safety starts at home. It’s not about fear — it’s about preparation.As daylight dwindles and winter approaches, neighbourhoods across Canada become more vulnerable to property crime. More darkness means more cover for illicit activity and more temptations...

During National Home Fire Safety Week, November 24 to 30, the Canada Safety Council is reminding Canadians that the most common cause of home fires isn’t candles or Christmas trees — it’s unattended cooking.