Female RCMP officer resting a hand on young boy's shoulder.

Vol. 81, No. 4

Safe from harm Preventing and supporting young victims of crime

The RCMP works with many agencies and organizations to help keep kids safe from harm. Credit: RCMP

Editorial message

A female RCMP officer holds the hand of a young child, in front of a house.

Keeping kids safe

Child protection is important year round. But, as a new school year begins and kids reconnect with their friends in person and online, it's a good time to put their safety and well-being on the radar.

Panel discussion

Young woman speaking in a room while gesturing her hands.

What's the best way for police to connect with kids?

We asked two RCMP officers and two young people for their take on what works — and what doesn't — when it comes to keeping kids and teens safe.

Just the facts

Cartoon image of a young girl standing locked in a wooden pillory with her hands and head immobilized. The pillory has the shape and look of a cellphone.

Cybercrime and youth

Read more about how online crimes are increasingly affecting young people — and what tips can prevent them.

**NOTE:** An electronic version of this issue of Gazette magazine is available.

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Publisher:

Kevin Fowler

Editor:

Katherine Aldred

Writers:

Paul Northcott
Travis Poland
Patricia Vasylchuk

Web publisher:

Patricia Vasylchuk

Graphic design:

Jennifer Wale
Samantha Clusiau-Lawlor

Translation:

RCMP Translation Services

Printing:

Performance Printing

Date modified:: 2019-09-25

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