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.
Thursday, September 24, 2026: 6-7 pm
Virtually via Zoom
Youth are increasingly exposed to harmful online content through social media, gaming platforms, online forums and messaging apps. Join the RCMP Integrated National Security Enforcement Team for this free online presentation to learn:
how violent online groups target and influence youth
how to recognize the warning signs of online exploitation
practical strategies for supporting young people through open conversations and digital literacy
where to find resources and reporting options
This presentation is intended for parents, caregivers, educators and community members interested in promoting youth safety and well-being online.
Be Seen, Be Safe: Road Safety and the Fall Time Change
Thursday, October 29, 2026: 6-7 pm
Virtually via Zoom
As the days grow shorter and the clocks fall back, changing light conditions can affect visibility for everyone on the road. Join us to learn practical strategies for staying safe during the fall and winter months. Topics include:
how pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers can remain visible in darker conditions
road safety risks associated with reduced daylight
simple ways we can all share the road responsibly to help prevent collisions
Presented by ICBC Road Safety, this session provides tips and resources to help keep you and your community safe throughout the season.
CyberSafe Seniors: Preventing AI Fraud and Scams
Thursday, November 19, 2026: 6-7:30 pm
Virtually via Zoom
Learn how to spot scams, protect your personal information, and stay safe online. This free session will help older adults and people aged 55+ understand how fraudsters use artificial intelligence (AI) and provide practical tips for recognizing scams, verifying suspicious messages, and responding with confidence. Topics include:
why older adults are often targeted by scammers
how AI-powered scams such as voice cloning, deepfake videos, and phishing attempts are used to impersonate loved ones and create false financial emergencies
ways to verify messages that appear to come from family members, friends, or trusted organizations
simple habits that can help keep you safe online
what to do if you think you've been targeted by a scam
where and how to report fraud
Presented by MediaSmarts, this session will provide practical tools and resources to help you recognize scams, protect yourself online, and navigate the digital world with confidence.
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