Serving Canadian communities since 2002
Crime Watch Canada Magazine has served corporate and community members since 2002, with the dedication of its owner and staff. We will continue to provide citizens with quality products that help protect and inform.
The reason we publish
Do you know?
Nine questions we put to readers. Most people can answer two or three.
- How many charges are laid in Canada each year for impaired driving?
- Which law in Canada’s Criminal Code specifically targets trafficking in persons?
- Are adults and youth under the same laws for drinking and driving?
- If your child, co-worker or spouse is doing drugs?
- What ice can do to you, and to your children?
- Who really lives next door to you?
- How to spot a grow operation?
- What your child is talking about when he or she goes to a friend’s to “bag food”?
- The risk your child is in while surfing the internet?
Feeling a little uncomfortable about not knowing some of the answers? The world moves at a fast pace and it is virtually impossible to gather all the information we need to keep ourselves and the people we care about safe. That is the job of this magazine. Start with the features and explainers.
Seven standing sections
As well as stories dealing with common concerns, every issue carries a section on each of the following.
- Missing children Every issue carries current cases from our partner, the Missing Children Society of Canada.
- Fugitive alert BOLO-style cards for people wanted by police services across Canada.
- Unsolved crimes Cases where a reader’s memory may be the missing piece.
- Forensic articles How evidence is gathered, tested and used in Canadian courts.
- Drug awareness What is on the street, what it does, and what to watch for at home.
- Community concerns The scams, patterns and neighbourhood issues police are seeing now.
- Victim services Where to turn, by province, after a crime.
A national network
Local stories, read across the country
Alerts come from RCMP detachments and municipal police services in every province and territory. Readers see what is happening where they live, and the businesses that support the magazine are listed in their own communities.
WHAT WE STAND FOR
Our Values
Transparency
Every alert published on our platform is sourced, categorized and traceable. We do not publish unverified rumours or speculation.
Privacy
Anonymous reporting is a core feature, not an afterthought. Reporter identities are never shared without explicit consent.
Accessibility
Crime affects every community. Our platform is free to use and designed for all Canadians.
Community first
We exist to serve communities. We do not replace law enforcement.
ABOUT CRIME WATCH CANADA
Do You Know?
- How many charges are laid in Canada each year for impaired driving?
- Are adults and youth under the same laws for drinking and driving?
- What Ice can do to you, and/or you children?
- How to spot a grow operation?
- The risk your child is in while surfing the internet?
- Which law in Canada’s criminal Code specifically targets trafficking in woman?
- If your child/co-worker/spouse is doing drugs?
- Who really lives next door to you?
- What your child is talking about when he or she goes to a friends to bag food?
-OUR HISTORY
Since 2002
Crime Watch Canada has served corporate and community members in Canada since 2002, published by Crime Report Publications Ltd. from Edmonton, Alberta. We believe that together with corporate and community members we can ensure a safer environment for all Canadian citizens — connecting law enforcement and community organizations with crime alerts, incident reporting and safety intelligence across all thirteen provinces and territories.
We believe that with the corporate and community members, we can ensure a safer environment for all Canadian citizens.
Connecting law enforcement and community organizations with real-time crime alerts, incident reporting, and safety intelligence across all 13 provinces and territories.
| TRANSPARENCY Every alert published on our platform is sourced, categorized, and traceable. We do not publish unverified rumors or speculation. | PRIVACY Anonymous reporting is a core feature, not an afterthought. Reporter identities are never shared without explicit consent. | ACCESSIBILITY Crime affects every community. Our platform is free to use and designed for all Canadians. ………………………………….. | COMMUNITY FIRST We exist to serve communities, we are not to replace law enforcement. …………………………………. |
Crime Watch Canada has been serving Corporate and Community members in Canada since 2002 With the dedicated of its owners and staff. We will continue to provide citizens with a quality product to help protect and inform.
– LEADERSHIP
OUR TEAM
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
EDITOR: admin@crimewatchcanada.com
Executive Administration: Andrea Kulczycki
Administrative Coordinator: admin@crimewatchcanada.com
Design & Layout: Robert Fantini
Website Design: Tony Fantini
Circulation Department
Director: Robert Fantini
National Sales Team
Cheryl Desjarlais (Sales Manager)|Jack Mackenzie (Ontario)
Tony Russo, Christie Lawrence, Roberta Laviolette