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CPTED Canada

CPTED Canada

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

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An Immersive Experience through Community Residencies

September 15, 2024 by Steve Woolrich

The idea came to me several years ago because of some close relationships with artists and a few of them who did residencies in other places. I began to think about how the idea might work in my field of work – CPTED and our built environment. And so, the initial cast was formed. To […]

CPTED – Above and Beyond

February 11, 2024 by Steve Woolrich

As practitioners of any kind, we can always tap into our creativity and explore other modalities that support our work. To pigeonhole ourselves limits the untapped potential for the work we do in our communities. There is no better way to reduce our limitations than to seek out new ways of doing business by improving […]

Evolution of CPTED Canada by Wayne Nishihama

May 18, 2023 by CPTED Canada

To understand the origins of CPTED Canada, one must go back to the early 1990’s when Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) was finding its way into the culture of the Region of Peel, Peel Police Service and the City of Mississauga. With the support of their politicians, CPTED principles and strategies were implemented to […]

Kelowna’s CPTED Cohort by Jason Bedell

March 31, 2023 by CPTED Canada

My first introduction to Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) occurred back in 2004 as a member of South Australia Police. As a general duty member, I was expected to use basic CPTED knowledge, and provide education for break and enter victims to help reduce recidivism. Fast forward almost 20 years, as a Community Safety […]

A Bridge Too Far – by Tom McKay

November 19, 2022 by CPTED Canada

It should come as no surprise that when I get multiple people reaching out to me in regards to a “CPTED” intervention that has and continues to make news (I was requested by a Toronto area television show for an interview on the subject), that I would take an interest in it.  Such was the […]

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