Gives people who feel at risk of domestic violence a way to get information about their current or former partner’s history of domestic violence, stalking, harassment, breaches of no-contact orders, and sexual violence. Includes both ‘Right to Ask’ (public use) and ‘Right to Know’ (police use) applications.

Recognizes individuals and organizations that help prevent and address crime through their work or volunteer activities in Alberta communities.

Funded through proceeds of property forfeited under the Civil Forfeiture Act. Supports programs for up to 2 years focusing on direct delivery of crime prevention services for youth ages 12-24 at high risk of becoming involved in offending behaviours, including social disorder, gang and criminal activity. Grants of up to $150,000/year.

The Government of Alberta’s hub for crime prevention information, including restorative justice, community safety programs, high-risk offender listings, firearms services, gender-based violence prevention, and sexual violence prevention resources.