Home & Community Safety
Safety exists in every aspect of our lives, and keeping yourself, your family and your community safe is an important aspect of day-to-day stability and security. Click through for information about household safety (including fire prevention, and carbon monoxide poisoning), community safety (including firearm safety and mental health awareness) and tips and recommendations on how to keep vulnerable seniors safe from abuse.
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Cooking Safely Through the Holidays
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.
Staying Connected, Staying Safe
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...
Safe Homes, Safe Communities
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...