Crime Prevention Bulletin Board

An emergency can happen at any time. Being prepared is a great way to help manage these unfortunate situations. 

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Alberta RCMP, particularly in Western Alberta has seen an increase in reports of victims being approached by individuals in a series of transaction scams and distraction thefts.

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It is important to recognize the five cognitive biases of investing. Money is a powerful tool in our day-to-day lives. There are various emotional connections and cognitive biases that impact how we spend, save and invest our money.

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Phishing is a cybersecurity threat that continues to be one of the leading forms of crime in Canada. Phishing scams are attempts to obtain usernames, passwords, and credit card details for malicious reasons by pretending to be a trustworthy, legitimate…

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Alberta RCMP is providing tips to safely store and protect off-highway vehicles. The start of summer and the end of the school year brings beautiful weather and fun in Alberta.

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Summer is almost here and Albertans are eager to get away and enjoy a great vacation. With the great news of the widespread distribution of vaccines, we should soon be able to travel again. Whether you are away for a few days or a few weeks, it is…

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The current COVID-19 pandemic measures and the restrictions have significantly changed how we interact with our loved ones. Over the past year Albertans of all ages experienced social isolation and felt the effects of loneliness.

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In Alberta on average, there are about 2500 calls for service relating to sexual violence each year. In 2020, there were 2,973 sexual offences reported to the Alberta RCMP

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Alberta RCMP province crime prevention tips to protect properties this spring. As spring arrives and warm weather is welcomed, Albertans will start to spend more time outdoors away from home, including their seasonal properties

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Fraud continues to be one of the leading forms of crime in Canada. In 2020, there were 42,000 reported cases with over $100 millions dollars in losses. Unfortunately, 90% of fraud is perpetrated by family and caregivers exploiting seniors.

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