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...

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...

Driving under the influence of cannabis is a growing concern in Canada, especially following the legalization of its use for recreational purposes. The misconception that cannabis impairs driving less than alcohol can lead to dangerous and even fatal consequences on...

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...

National Farm Safety Week is March 14-20. The Canada Safety Council wishes to remind agrarian workers that farm safety is a priority, not an option.Farming is one of the most essential industries in Canada, providing food, economic stability, and employment across the...