Category: Neighbourhood Watch
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Neighbourhood Watch Update: 27 September to 27 October 2026
The Ottawa Police Crime Map for August 27 to July 27, is available at https://data.ottawapolice.ca/pages/maps. Once inside, you have to agree to terms conditions, and then access WARD 2 with the date range you wish to see, and you can zoom in or out. Click on icons on the map to receive further information on…
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Neighbourhood Watch Update: 27 August to 27 September 2026
The Ottawa Police Crime Map for August 27 to July 27, is available at https://data.ottawapolice.ca/pages/maps. Once inside, you have to agree to terms conditions, and then access WARD 2 with the date range you wish to see, and you can zoom in or out. Click on icons on the map to receive further information on…
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Neighbourhood Watch Update: 28 July to 27 August 2026
The Ottawa Police Crime Map for July 28 to August 27, is available at https://data.ottawapolice.ca/pages/maps. Once inside, you have to agree to terms conditions, and then access WARD 2 with the date range you wish to see, and you can zoom in or out. Click on icons on the map to receive further information on…
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Neighbourhood Watch Update: 26 June to 28 July 2026
The Ottawa Police Crime Map for 26 June to 28 July 2026, is available at https://data.ottawapolice.ca/pages/maps. Once inside, you have to agree to terms conditions, and then access WARD 2 with the date range you wish to see, and you can zoom in or out. Click on icons on the map to receive further information…
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Neighbourhood Watch Update: 25 May to 25 June 2026
Last month, RCMP Commissioner Duheme highlighted CRIME WITHIN THE HOME & OFFICE in reference to Fraud & Cybercrime and the losses predicted to increase in the future. It is imperative that community members be aware of scams through the various methods used by criminals. Many of these situations are described in the websites at https://antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca/index-eng.htm and https://www.getcybersafe.gc.ca/en.…
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Neighbourhood Watch Update: 26 April to 26 May 2026
Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) worked with a Canadian financial institution to help recover approximately $3.5 million CAD linked to a sophisticated payment redirection fraud targeting a Quebec business. In April 2026, fraudsters targeted a business involved in a high-value commercial transaction. The fraud involved a form of spear phishing where criminals…