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Did You Know
The RCMP provides useful advice on how to stay safe in their Seniors' Guidebook to Safety and Security. It contains useful tips on safety in your home, when you're away from home, on the street or in your vehicle. It also describes several common con artist tricks and scams to watch out for.

Crime Prevention

Budget 2006 provides $20 million, over two years, for communities to help prevent youth crime with a focus on guns, gangs, and drugs. Tackling crime is one of the government’s five key priorities.

The new funds will support community-based prevention and intervention projects, targeting youth at risk.  These projects are directed at preventing youth from entering gangs and assisting them in exiting gangs.

These new efforts will enhance existing partnerships with provinces and municipalities dealing with gangs and their effects on communities.

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