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CPTED Canada

CPTED Canada

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

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The Biology of CPTED – by Barbara Spyropoulos

October 29, 2022 by CPTED Canada

Hi Tom, I read your “I’m having a C. Ray Jeffery Moment” blog and I think it’s about time that I fess up that I’ve never really understood all these ‘generations’ of CPTED.  Perhaps you’ll indulge my ignorance, not having come to CPTED by way of any of the traditional paths. To me, CPTED has always […]

Collaboration is the Key – Working Together to Improve Community Safety

October 23, 2022 by Steve Woolrich

In all my work over the last 3 decades I’ve yet to see the benefits to working alone.  Collaboration really is the key and the only way we can truly improve community safety throughout our country. We have put most of the onus on our police services to deliver what they often can’t or won’t […]

PLEASE, “Stop in the Name of CPTED!” – by Tom McKay

August 2, 2022 by CPTED Canada

Protest sign photo altered to read "PLEASE, Stop in the Name of CPTED!"

Author Tom McKay Perhaps, it’s because I was taught by the late, great, Tim Crowe more than 30 years ago, but I’ve always held that CPTED is 80% effective against opportunity crime.  It should therefore come as no surprise, that I react with some cynicism when exposed to calls for the adoption of CPTED principles in […]

A New Canadian Pathway for CPTED Practitioners

June 2, 2022 by Steve Woolrich

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With the launch of CPTED Canada practitioners from across the country will be able to unite and collaborate nationally. 

I’m Having a C. Ray Jeffery Moment – by Tom McKay

March 22, 2022 by CPTED Canada

Hundred yard pass - Paul King walks with his grandchildren alongside the orderly rows of fences bordering the backyards of suburban homes in north Ajax off Harmony Rd.

Traditional CPTED’s place in an increasingly “generational” CPTED world and how the imposition of a generational approach effectively marginalizes the use of traditional CPTED in circumstances where it is warranted as a sole response.

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