PSPNET, a partnership with the Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment (CIPSRT) invites Canadian Public Security personnel (including police-based victim services workers) to participate in a study to evaluate a Self-Guided (i.e. ...

The Victimology Research Centre at Algonquin College invites victim serving service providers across Canada to participate in a national study on the well-being of service providers and volunteers working with victims and survivors of crime in Canad...

Every year, from November 25 (International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to December 10 (World Human Rights Day), Canadians observe the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. It is an opportunity to come together to ...

For Immediate Release Honouring Victims and Survivors of Crime Across Canada VICTORIA, BC—(November 12, 2021) November 14–20, 2021 is Victims and Survivors of Crime Week across Canada. This annual observance raises awareness nationwide about the ...

For Immediate Release ENSURING ALL VICTIMS ARE AFFORDED COMPASSIONATE, PROFESSIONAL, AND CONSISTENT SERVICE ACROSS BC By Celine Lee On the eve of what has become a week to raise awareness about the issues facing victims and survivors of crime, I &hel...

The 2021 Community Safety and Crime Prevention Virtual Awards Ceremony was held on November 5.  This annual awards ceremony provides an opportunity to celebrate and recognize individuals and groups that have made outstanding contributions to crime p...

National Truth and Reconciliation Day – PVSBC Statement Truth and Reconciliation Week commences September 27 through October 1, with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30.  In advance of the National Day for Truth and R...

PVSBC Statement on National Indigenous History Month National Indigenous Peoples Day has been commemorated annually over the past 25 years on June 21 as part of National Indigenous History Month (NIHM).  This year’s NIHM is dedicated to the missin...

Supporting Survivors in the Aftermath of Traumatic Death Best Practices This document has been developed to serve as a best practice guide to supplement resources police-based victim services programs may currently be using. PVSBC wishes to thank Lau...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Police Victim Services of BC wants to remind the public to remain vigilant and be on the lookout for ongoing frauds. Fraudsters are creative and want to profit from uncertainties, misinformation and fears. Protect ...