"I submitted a report and was subsequently contacted by phone by someone from Cybertip.ca and then by an officer at the Hamilton Police Department. An officer called today to inform me that an arrest had been made. Thank you so much for your amazing website."

"I would just like to say I called your toll-free number and someone picked up right away. It was fast to report a site. Just like to say keep up the hard and good work."

Sample comments submitted through www.cybertip.ca

Announcements

 

New study on child sexual abuse images

November 18, 2009 - The Canadian Centre for Child Protection today released a new study titled Child Sexual Abuse Images: An analysis of websites by Cybertip.ca... (more)

 
 

Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Kit launched

Ottawa, ON (March 26, 2009) - On the heels of the nationwide child pornography arrests announced this morning, the Canadian Centre for Child Protection has responded with resources to help Canadians deal with the enormity of the investigation and its implication for children...(more)

 
 

Mandatory Reporting is now law in Manitoba

April 15, 2009 - Manitoba is the first province to enact legislation that makes it mandatory to report child pornography, Family Services and Housing Minister Gord Mackintosh announced today... (more)

 
 

Children learn to be safe online with new interactive tool

Calgary, Alberta (February 24, 2009) - A unique, interactive online safety program - Zoe and Molly Online - was launched today by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, in partnership with Shaw Communications Inc, with grade 4 students at Jennie Elliott Elementary School in Calgary, Alberta. The Zoe and Molly campaign is being rolled out to almost 10,000 schools nationwide as part of the 'Be aware before you share' initiative. The launch coincides with Calgary's Online Safety Week, February 21-28...(more)

 
 

Respect Yourself

February 2009 - Learn about the risks teens face on the Internet...(more)

 
 

Winnipeg, MB - The Canadian Centre for Child Protection has launched a Respect Yourself public awareness campaign designed to teach teens about the risks they face when sending pictures or videos by email, instant messaging or by posting them online... (more)


Government of Canada signals commitment to fight Internet child exploitation

Ottawa, February 10, 2009 - The Honourable Peter Van Loan, Minister of Public Safety, today acknowledged Safer Internet Day and announced the renewal of the National Strategy for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation on the Internet, to help keep our children safe from online predators... (more)


Ombudsman for Victims of Crime and Cybertip.ca mark Internet Safety Day with a warning for parents

OTTAWA (Ontario) February 10, 2009 - The Office of the Federal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime and Cybertip.ca today came together to remind parents about the important role they play in helping keep their children safe from Internet predators... (more)

 
 

News

 

Province of Manitoba To Make Reporting Child Pornography Mandatory

NOVEMBER 28, 2007 (Winnipeg) Under a bill proposed by the Government of Manitoba, reporting child pornography to Cybertip.ca would become mandatory for Manitobans - in the same way that it is currently mandatory to report child abuse to authorities... (more)

 

National Campaign

 
 

Let's Keep This Our Little Secret

Cybertip.ca's campaign designed to raise awareness about the techniques used by offenders to keep child sexual abuse a secret. (more)

 

Sponsorship

 
 

Sponsorship 2008

We are pleased to outline sponsorship levels and corresponding benefits for Cybertip.ca for 2008... (more)

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