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City of Burnaby Crime Prevention Services invites you to join us for free information sessions on a variety of topics to help keep you informed on ways to stay safe. Stay informed on the latest trends in crime prevention and what to look out for. New information sessions are added each month.
Join us during Fire Prevention Week for a practical online session that could help save lives. Learn how to safely use, charge and dispose of lithium-ion batteries—a leading cause of household fires. Get expert advice from the Burnaby Fire Department on how to build a simple, effective home fire escape plan so your family is ready in case of an emergency. Whether you're a homeowner, renter, or just want to be better prepared, this session offers easy-to-follow tips to protect your home and loved ones.
Online Harms Affecting Youth
Thursday, November 20, 2025: 6-7 pm
Online via Zoom
Discover practical tools and insights on how to keep youth safe in today’s digital world. From managing screen-time boundaries and understanding age-appropriate phone use, to navigating apps, privacy and online interactions, young people face unique risks in a tech-driven age. Dr. Kaitlynn Mendes, an expert on digital safety and youth well-being, will share practical tools to help parents and caregivers recognize online harms, understand legal rights and support youth in building healthy digital habits. This session will provide actionable strategies to protect and empower the next generation.
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