July 12, 2024 newsletter from Rawlson King, City Councillor for Rideau-Rockcliffe.
A Message from Councillor King
Urban Flooding Resources and Supports for Residents
Summer is here, and while the temperature is rising, so is the potential for urban flooding during significant rainfall events.
You may not know when a storm will hit or how severe it may be. One example is the potential for heavy rainfall due to the remnants of Hurricane Beryl that impacted Ottawa this week.
The City is committed to working with Council, residents and businesses to improve communication and support to the community in the event of urban flooding. The City’s website has been refined to provide clear information and differentiate between the types of flooding the City faces. Residents can find the following on Ottawa.ca/flooding:
- Ways to protect your home from overland flooding
- What a resident should do if they experience a flood
- Information on available programming that assists property owners in protecting their properties from overland flooding
What residents can do to prevent and mitigate basement flooding:
There are simple steps residents can take to protect their homes from floods. Things like installing a backwater valve, testing their sump pump, and disconnecting downspouts from the sewer system. Residents can review additional upgrades they can do here, and more information can be found on Ottawa.ca/flooding.
Residents may also consider the Residential and Protective Plumbing program, which provides financial assistance to qualified City of Ottawa property owners for the installation of protective plumbing devices, such as sump pumps and storm and sanitary backwater valves to prevent water and sewage from flooding homes as a result of increased water level (surcharging) in the City’s sewer system. Additionally, residents in eligible areas can further increase surface drainage resilience related to lot drainage by considering the Rain Ready Ottawa programs.
What to do if your home floods?
- Stay safe. Be sure to wear protective clothing and wash thoroughly after any contact with flood water, due to potential bacteria and viruses. Contact your gas and hydro companies if the water has met your utilities.
- Contact your insurance company.
- The City wants to hear from you. Contact 3-1-1 to report your flood. The City has experts on duty at all times to respond to these situations as soon as possible. Once reported, you will be contacted for additional information and determine next steps.
Hurricane Relief
I would also like to make an appeal to residents to consider making a donation in response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Beryl in Latin American and the eastern Caribbean. During this week's Council meeting, I seconded a successful motion introduced by River Ward Councillor Riley Brockington to encourage Ottawa residents to provide aid and relief in response to the hurricane’s global impact.
Giving to hurricane relief is crucial because it directly supports communities devastated by the storm's impact. This hurricane has cause widespread destruction, displacing families, damaging infrastructure, and disrupting essential services like water, electricity, and healthcare.
Donations will help provide food, clean water, medical care, and shelter to those in need, alleviating suffering and preventing further health crises. Additionally, financial contributions assist in the long-term recovery and rebuilding efforts, helping communities restore their homes, businesses, and lives.
By donating to hurricane relief, Ottawa residents can make a tangible difference, demonstrating solidarity and compassion, and ensuring that affected communities receive the necessary resources to recover and rebuild stronger than before.
I would urge residents to consider donations to the Canadian Red Cross, CARE and the United Nations World Food Program.
I would also extend my thanks to the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Association in Ottawa who is working to raise $5,000 for hurricane relief.
I would also like to commend the African, Caribbean and Black Wellness Resource Centre and the Jamaican Ottawa Community Association, both located in Rideau-Rockcliffe Ward, for their efforts in organizing a supply drive to collect non-perishable food and other essential supplies to ship to those most directly affected by the hurricane.
There efforts are appreciated along with the generosity, kindness and concern of Ottawa residents who are contributing to the relief effort.
Your Councillor in the Community
Enjoyed the first Friday Fun event at the Vanier BIA HUB this evening, July 12.
Amazing visit to the Inuit Justice: Sharing Food and Knowledge event hosted by Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada at St. Margaret Anglican Church in Vanier.
It was great to drop into the Carson Community House today, July 12, for a neighbourhood barbecue by the Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre to celebrate summer with many Ottawa Community Housing residents.
Rideau-Rockcliffe News, Events and Engagement Opportunities
Beechwood Avenue Lane Closure - July 13 & 14
North River Road Traffic Calming Study & Active Transportation Facilities - 2 surveys open until Sept. 9
- A traffic-calming study for North River Road between Donald and south of Wright Street in response to traffic concerns. The study aims to recommend local and minor permanent roadway modifications to improve safety and reduce traffic speeds. As part of this, the City has developed a proposed traffic-calming plan. Your feedback on this plan is appreciated. Please fill out the North River Road Neighbourhood Traffic Calming Study survey by September 9 at Ottawa.ca/NorthRiverRoad (or scan the QR code in the poster)
- The City is proposing active transportation improvements such as cycling lanes, sidewalk segments, improved bus stops and intersection improvements along North River Road to improve safety and accessibility, and to encourage cycling and connections to transit stops. Your feedback on this proposed North River Road Active Transportation Facilities plan before September 9 is appreciated: Ottawa.ca/NorthRiverRoad (or scan the QR code in the poster)
North River Road Pedestrian Crossing Update
ACB Wellness Resource Centre seeking supports for hurricane-impacted families
- Non-Perishable Food Items: We are accepting donations of canned goods, dry foods, toiletry products, diapers, and clothing that can sustain families in need.
- Monetary Contributions: Financial donations are crucial for purchasing additional supplies and meeting the immediate needs of hurricane survivors.
Drop-offs can be made at:
ACB Wellness Resource Centre, 610 Donald Street
Every Saturday in July (13, 20 and 27), from 12-2 pm
Overbrook Gardening Work Party - July 14
A Company of Fools presents Macbeth
Vanier Museopark Survey - Available until July 15
The Vanier Museopark has launched a survey as part of its 2025-2027 Strategic Plan. Help define the future of the organization and ensure that they continue to meet the needs and expectations of our community. The Vanier Museopark is committed to preserving and promoting the Francophone cultural and historical heritage while providing enriching experiences to all its visitors. To do so, they must regularly assess our goals and strategies. This survey is a unique opportunity for you to share your perspectives and actively contribute to our development. Complete the survey by July 15.
Summer Music Camp - July 15 to August 9
Bikkurim Music Studios is offering a Music Summer Camp for children and teens, ages 4 to 15, at the Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre, 815 St. Laurent Blvd. The studio intends to aid children of all backgrounds in this age group in music education. The camp will be packed with lots of artistic things to learn, from the familiar musical instruments: violin, cello, flute, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, guitar, recorder, percussion; to singing (choir), dance, visual arts including indigenous crafts, and games. They'll also get to see a few classic concerts tailored for kids (Bring the Kids! Series) with the Ottawa Chamberfest's festival programming. We have talented and certified teachers and volunteers who will be helping to teach the instructions facilitate the activities at the camp. You can learn more about the summer camp here. Registration is ongoing.
Gil-O-Julien Park Fieldhouse - Community Partnership Major Capital Program - Survey open until July 17
Vanier BIA Akoustic at St. Charles - July 17
Join the Vanier BIA on Wednesday, July 17 from 6 to 8 pm for performances from Charlie A'Court and Grace Marr. Akoustik is a FREE outdoor live music event right here in Vanier. It's held at the St. Charles Market at the corner of Beechwood Avenue and St. Charles Street. For details and updates, please visit www.facebook.com/ZACVanierBIA.
Full Akoustic lineup:
- July 18 - Basketball Skills and Drills - Ogilvie Park at 1059 Ogilvie Road
- July 25 - Soccer! - Trojan Park 901 Trojan Avenue
All activities are weather permitting. For details, please email Jinny at [email protected].
Pints in the Park - July 20
Pints in the Park is the Manor Park Community Council's annual summer community event on July 20 from 2 to 7 pm. Hosting guests, vendors, breweries, musical acts, local restaurants, for an inclusive outdoor community event celebrating local food and beer. The event takes place outdoors on the front lawn of the Manor Park Community Centre at 100 Thornwood Road. All are welcome. Admission is free. For details, please click here.
Renewal of St. Patrick Street Bridge & Porter’s Island Bridge - Comments due by July 25
The City of Ottawa held a public information session and open house regarding the renewal plans for St. Patrick Street Bridge and Porter's Island Bridge. Residents view and comment on the online documents posted at ottawa.ca/StPatrickPorterIsland. The presentation is available at this link. Your input is an important part of the consultation process. Your feedback can be submitted by email or by phone to the following contacts by July 25, 2024: [email protected] 613-580-2424, ext. 2273 and [email protected] 613-691-1564.
Trojan Park Pop-up Event - July 25
Join me and my staff for my Rideau-Rockcliffe Roundtable event in the Cummings community at Trojan Park, 901 Trojan Avenue, on July 25 from 6 to 7:30 pm. We will be joining the BGC Ottawa (Boys and Girls Club) Neighbourhood Ambassadors for soccer in the park. Drop by my table to chat about City and community issues and to ask questions.
Corn Roast and Vendor Fair - July 27
Join Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard for a corn roast and vendor fair in New Edinburgh Park at 203 Stanley Avenue on July 27, from 10 am to 1 pm. Everyone is welcome to this fun-filled family day with over 20 vendors, fun activities for kids, and live music. Come to enjoy the local vendors, eat some free local corn and celebrate summer!
Logo design contest to celebrate Overbrook bridges - Deadline for submissions is July 28
2025 is the 150th anniversary of Overbrook's first bridge - Hurdman's Bridge. Help Overbrook celebrate bridges in the community by submitting your bridge logo designs. All ages are welcome to enter the contest. Email your logo designs to [email protected] or drop them off at the Overbrook Community Centre, 33 Quill Street. Designs are due by July 28.
Presland Park Pop-up - July 31 (Rain date is August 1) & Survey
Residents living near Presland Park are invited to join me and my team for my Rideau-Rockcliffe Roundtable drop-in event in Presland Park in the Overbrook community on July 31 from 2 to 4 pm. In case of rain, the event will take place August 1 at the same time. Drop by to enjoy treats and discuss City issues with us. This is an opportunity to share your vision about Presland Park and your ideas for park improvements that would best suit the needs of park users of all ages. Unable to drop by? You are invited to fill out my Presland Park survey at bit.ly/preslandpark. The survey will remain open through the summer months.
Collaborative Movements Launch Event - August 3
Join the Collaborative Movements Launch Event on Saturday, August 3, 2024, from 2 to 5 pm, at Incubator13 at The Rideau Community Hub, 815 St. Laurent Boulevard. Free Parking Available. This event is a gathering of people and organizations invested in the themes and goals of the Collaborative Movements project. It aims to introduce this collective to the project's details, featuring networking opportunities, presentations, and refreshments. The event will showcase interactive discussions, allowing attendees to explore opportunities to collaborate on the project and understand its scope. Learn about the initiatives shaping our city, connect with local change-makers, and explore how you can contribute to creating communities of care. For details and tickets, please visit Eventbrite.com.
Road Resurfacing - Rideau Terrace - New tentative start date: August 5
Resurfacing of Rideau Terrace between Springfield Road and Acacia Avenue will take place this summer. UPDATE: The City's contractor is tentatively scheduled to mobilize to the site and traffic barrels will be put in place beginning the week of August 5. Completion is anticipated at the end of August. Dates are subject to weather. Notices will be provided to residents in advance of the work.
Montreal Road Revitalization Project - Submit comments by August 16
If you were not able to attend the City's public open house on July 10 to view and discuss the proposed landscaping and streetscaping improvements to the southeast corner of Montreal Road and North River Road, you can learn more about the proposal at ottawa.ca. That link includes the public presentation that was featured on July 10. The corner of Montreal and North River will be the home of the new public art feature entitled Rideau, designed by the international group StudioKCA.
Next steps and schedule in the project are:Drouin Avenue - Integrated Sewer, Watermain and Road Renewal - Now underway
Rideau-Rockcliffe Resident Survey Launches
The Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre is launching its resident survey as part of the large needs assessment they are conducting. This assessment aims to better understand resident needs and challenges, assess resource gaps and access barriers. The survey takes approximately 5-8 minutes to complete and in appreciation, participants will be entered into a draw to win 1 of 20 $50 grocery or Walmart gift cards. The survey will be available all summer and can be filled out online at the following link: Rideau Rockcliffe Resident Survey or in person at the community resource centre at 815 St. Laurent Boulevard. For any questions or assistance in completing the survey over the phone, residents can call 613-745-0073 ext. 209 or email [email protected].
Free Back-to-School Supplies for Ward 13 schoolchildren in need
The Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre and the Caring and Sharing Exchange are providing free school supplies for children in need from kindergarten to Grade 9 living in Rideau-Rockcliffe Ward 13 with a postal code of K1K and in some cases K1M or K1G. For more information, please visit crcrr.org, call 613-745-0073 ext. 123 or register at this link: forms.office.com/r/FW33ArANJD Required documentation includes proof of identity for parents and children, proof of address and proof of family income. First come, first served.
City of Ottawa News, Events, Meetings and Engagement Opportunities
New Ways to Bus trip plans and schedules are now available
New Ways to Bus are coming to OC Transpo’s bus network, and future trip planning is now easy with the New Ways to Bus Travel Planner preview! This new tool works the same as the regular Travel Planner and uses typical weekday and weekend schedules for new bus routes and O-Train Lines 1, 2 and 4 to provide customized travel plans for your future trips in the new network. Try it out at octranspo.com.
Black History in Ottawa Streets bus tour - every Saturday
O-Train Line 1 Summer Maintenance - July 15 to 28
• Trains will be running in both directions from uOttawa to Blair stations
• R1 will operate between Tunney’s Pasture and Hurdman stations. Westbound service will be detoured between Bayview Station Road and Parkdale Avenue due to construction on Scott Street. R1 bus stops will not be affected by this detour.
• E1 Shuttle Express bus service will run between Blair Station and downtown seven days a week during all Line 1 service hours
• Outreach staff will be located at key Line 1 stations to provide support
All light rail systems require regular maintenance work on a frequent basis. This work will contribute to the long-term sustainability and reliability of the O-Train Line 1 system. For the complete Memo to Council, visit www.octranspo.com/en/about-us/transparency. For additional information and updates, please visit octranspo.com.
Provide input on the City of Ottawa's Municipal Accessibility Plan - Consultation opportunities July 17 to 31; Survey open until August 5
The City of Ottawa's Municipal Accessibility Plan (COMAP) is a requirement under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA). It is a five-year plan to identify, remove and prevent accessibility barriers across the organization by committing to specific actions and outcomes aimed at making sure people with disabilities can participate in the City's programs, services, facilities, public spaces, information and communication, and employment. The current City of Ottawa Municipal Accessibility Plan (COMAP) will expire soon. A project page is available in English and French. This includes all project information and the registration to attend an in-person consultation. An accessible online survey is available Engage Ottawa for input until August 5.
- July 17 from 10 to 11:30 am - virtual on Zoom. **A link will be shared with those who register.
- July 25 from 6 to 7:30 pm at Ben Franklin Place, 101 Centrepointe Drive
- July 31 from 6 to 7:30 pm - virtual in Zoom. **A link will be shared with those who register.
Equity and Inclusion Community Forum - July 18; Survey open until July 22
The City of Ottawa will be hosting a community engagement forum, Progress in Action: Forum on Updating the Anti-Racism and Women and Gender Equity Strategies, on July 18, 2024, from 9:30 am to 4 pm at Bayview Yards, 7 Bayview Station. To register to this event, fill out the registration form. The community engagement forum is an opportunity to share updates about the City’s Anti-Racism Strategy (ARS) and Women and Gender Equity Strategy. The Forum will also highlight the various progress made, how feedback from the community and several City departments are being integrated into the next phase of implementation, and a discussion to inform the City’s framework for public engagement.
We invite community members to review the materials and respond to questions posted on Engage Ottawa, in order to enable broader input and engagement especially for individuals who are unable to attend the in-person event in July. The survey is available at this link. The Engage Ottawa page will be open until July 22, 2024 to ensure that staff are able to integrate your feedback into the next report.
Ontario Community Changemakers micro-grant - applications accepted until July 26
Ontario Community Changemakers is a leadership and micro-grant program for people with bold ideas to activate public space, enhance civic engagement and foster social inclusion in their communities. This program, in its fourth year, is open to anyone aged 19 and over. The program is powered by 8 80 Cities and funded by Balsam Foundation. Applications for the 2024-25 program are now open. The deadline is 5:00 PM (EDT) on July 26. Click here to apply.
Before or after school Programming - Registration Open
In the Before and After School Programs at the City of Ottawa, children start or finish the day with fun! They play games and participate in sports, be creative with arts, crafts, and cooking, or get a head start on homework. In our programs, children make friends in a safe and dynamic setting. Programs are affordable with competitive rates ranging from $8 to $14 per day, depending on the plan you choose. Sign up for the weekly program or try individual weekday options at participating locations that are perfect for hybrid schedules. Visit ottawa.ca for details and to register.
City of Ottawa fall activities - Upcoming dates
Mark your calendars with these important registration dates for next season:
- Tuesday, July 30: Browse fall activities online.
- Tuesday, August 13 at 9 pm: Register for aquatics programs.
- Thursday, August 15 at 9 pm: Register for recreation, arts, culture and virtual activities.
Have your say: City’s water rate structure review - Deadline is July 31
The City is reviewing how we recover costs to deliver water services that you rely on every day, and we want to hear from you. Deadline: July 31, 2024. Visit Engage Ottawa for the survey.
The Parks and Facilities By-law was initially developed in 2004. Minor changes were made in a 2021 update to better meet community needs, accommodate technological advancements and ensure alignment with other updated by-laws. City Council has directed staff to undertake a full review, and we welcome your input. This review is intended to consider more substantive changes to the bylaw to reflect evolving community and emerging user needs, as well as updates to terminology and administrative changes.
The Parks and Facilities By-law addresses a wide variety of topics to ensure indoor and outdoor recreational amenities are used for their intended purpose, are kept in good condition and contribute to the safety, accessibility and enjoyment of these spaces. In our commitment to continue serving the public, the key priorities we aim to address in the by-law through this review are: Public safety, maintaining green spaces, application to amenities, equal opportunity and alcohol in parks.
Participate in the online survey by August 2. Visit Engage Ottawa for more details.
New Zoning By-law - Updates to Draft Zoning Map
The first draft of the new Zoning By-law was released on May 31, 2024. Since then, staff and the public have identified errors in the zone codes on the draft Zoning Map. These errors will be corrected and posted prior to the release of the second draft of the Zoning By-law in March 2025. The process for correcting these errors are as follows:
• Staff will identify updates to the Zoning Map on a monthly basis, starting at the end of July 2024.
• The changes will focus on errors and correcting zone codes that are not in conformity with the Official Plan.
• A Change Log will be published each time an updated version of the Zoning Map is published and will be available on the Draft 1 Zoning Map webpage.
• The Change Log will itemize each change made so residents can conveniently check to see what has changed on the draft Zoning Map.
• Each version of the draft Zoning Map will include a date and be archived for future reference.
• Residents who have subscribed for updates about the new Zoning By-law will receive notification that the draft Zoning Map has been updated, with a link to the Change Log.
Staff are aiming to publish an updated version of the draft Zoning Map at the end of July 2024.
New Interactive Zoning Tool Tutorial Video Available: The Interactive Zoning Tool Tutorial video is now available. This comprehensive video serves as a valuable resource, providing a detailed overview of the Interactive Zoning Map tool. More information on the New Zoning By-law can be found on the City’s Engage Ottawa page. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to the City’s Zoning staff at [email protected].
Residents can help plan Ottawa’s transportation future - Surveys open until August 30
The City has launched consultation for the Transportation Master Plan – Part 2. Have your say on the future of transportation in Ottawa by completing the surveys on our project page. The next step in the process, or TMP – Part 2, is to develop the City’s Capital Infrastructure Plan. The Capital Infrastructure Plan will identify the recommended road, transit and active transportation projects and investments to accommodate Ottawa’s expected growth to 2046. Residents are invited to complete online surveys by August 30.
We are looking for your input on:
- Transportation challenges experienced when travelling by car or transit
- Transportation investment priorities
The results of this public engagement will inform the development of the Capital Infrastructure Plan. You are also invited to review the Transportation Trends Report summarizing the 2022 Origin-Destination survey results, and the Needs, Opportunities and Uncertainty Report that discusses the various trends that may impact future travel activity, and the City’s approach to travel demand forecasting to 2046. Both reports can be found on our public engagement page. Questions? Ideas? Email the project team at [email protected].
Nominations open for 13th Annual Order of Ottawa and Brian Kilrea Award for Excellence in Coaching
The City is now accepting nominations for the 2024 Order of Ottawa and the Brian Kilrea Award for Excellence in Coaching. You can complete nominations for both awards either online or by downloading a nomination form from the Order of Ottawa award webpage. The submission deadline is Friday, September 13 at 11:59 pm. Nominations will be considered every year for five consecutive years from the date of submission.
- Downspouts
- Rain barrels
- A rain garden
- A soakaway pit
- Permeable payment driveway
Emergency Services News
Hate motivated incidents in Ottawa show a 2% decrease in 2024
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has seen a slight decrease of 2% in the number of reported hate and bias motivated incidents, from 2023 year to date, compared to finalized 2023 stats. Of the 225 reported hate-motivated incidents to date in 2024, 174 have been deemed criminal and 51 have been determined to be hate-motivated but non-criminal. Twenty-six people have been charged with 65 counts of hate-motivated offences, with four (4) formal YCJA warnings. Of the 230 reported hate-motivated incidents in 2023, 178 have been deemed criminal and 52 have been determined to be hate-motivated but non-criminal. The OPS Hate and Bias Crime Unit is actively working with the Crown Attorney’s office to fully investigate all reported incidents. Each and every hate-motivated incident has a lasting impact not only on those who have been targeted, but throughout the neighbourhoods and communities where they occur. Visit ottawa.ca for more details.
If you have been a victim of a hate-motivated incident you can file a report online or call us at 613-236-1222, extension 7300. If you are in immediate danger, please dial 911 right away.
Increased officer presence in ByWard Market and Downtown Rideau
An increased police presence focused on crime and social disorder will continue in the ByWard Market and Downtown Rideau. The increased officer presence from Frontline and Neighbourhood Police Officers is organized in conjunction with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, OC Transpo and the City of Ottawa By-law Regulatory Services partners. Officers will continue to take a zero-tolerance approach to disorderly behaviour, such as Liquor Licence and Control Act offences, criminal activity and aggressive panhandling that can negatively impact residents, visitors and businesses. These Community Safety Initiatives are being conducted every weekend in the summer months to better ensure residents and visitors can enjoy these areas in a safe manner. You can report incidents online at ottawapolice.ca/report, by calling the non-emergency number 613-236-1222, extension 7300, or by calling 911 in the case of an emergency or a crime in progress.
Join the Ottawa Police Youth Advisory Committee - Applications due by Sept. 1
Ottawa Police are recruiting for the Youth Advisory Committee! Are you under 24 and interested in sharing ideas and working together with police to help build a safer Ottawa? Apply by September 1! Visit ottawapolice.ca/YAC to apply.
Make the Right Call
www.ottawapolice.ca/en/who-we-are/contact-us.aspx
When to Call 911:
- For crimes in progress and life-threatening emergencies
- You witness a dangerous or impaired driver
- There is a vehicle collision with injuries
- Fire or medical emergency
When to call 613-236-1222. Please listen to the prompts.
- Residential or commercial break and enter
- Missing person
- Suspicious activity or vehicle (drug trafficking in progress)
- Stolen vehicle
- Assault where no medical attention is required
- Animal abuse
- Vehicle collision where no injuries are reported
When to call and make a report with the Ottawa Police Reporting Unit 613-236-1222, extension 7300. Open seven days a week between 10 am and 8:45 pm.
- Alcohol and drug use in public (for example, in city parks)
- Reporting to the police after the fact – an incident has occurred, but no one has remained on scene
- Disputes or harassment (for example, argument with neighbour, stalking, fear for non-immediate safety)
- Sexual assault reported, where there is no longer evidence
When the Ottawa Police Reporting Unit (PRU) is closed between the hours of 9 pm and 10 am, an automated attendant will provide you with options on how to redirect your call.
When to make a report using the Ottawa Police online system at ottawapolice.ca/onlinereporting:
- Theft (excluding theft of passports or other citizenship documents)
- Lost Property (with a visible serial number or distinct marking such as a custom engraving)
- This does not include: cellphones, credit and debit cards; please phone your banking institution or cellphone company
- Mischief/Damage to Property
- Theft from Vehicle
- Traffic Complaints
- Drug Complaints (drug trafficking information)
- Fraud Complaints
- Hate-Motivated Incidents
- Add information to an existing report
Crime Stoppers: If you have information about a crime but want to remain completely anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or submit a tip online at crimestoppers.ca.