Resource Library
Count: 45
| Resource | Website | Category >> Sub Category | Type | Provider |
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| Aboriginal Community Safety Planning Initiative | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crrctns/cmmnt-sft-cntrbtn-prgrm-en.aspx |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Aboriginal Community Safety Planning Initiative (ACSPI) works to prevent incidents of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), provides a means to enhance accessibility to Restorative Justice programming and responds to the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). Support for Indigenous community-led planning and implementation of solutions The ACSPI supports Indigenous communities in the development of Community Safety Plans (CSPs) which are specific to their unique circumstances. These plans identify community strengths, assets and safety and wellness goals in order for all community members to see themselves involved on a path leading toward a healthier, safer home and community life. In this uniquely grass-roots approach, Public Safety Canada officials work with communities and continue to support them through the many stages of CSP engagement, development and implementation. However, before the process starts, it is important that the community leaders fully support the concept and demonstrate commitment. Public Safety Canada officials provide information and are available to answer questions but will not actually start the process without having been invited, and having received written endorsement from the community leadership first. |
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| Aboriginal Community Safety Planning Initiative | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crrctns/cmmnt-sft-cntrbtn-prgrm-en.aspx |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Aboriginal Community Safety Planning Initiative (ACSPI) works to prevent incidents of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), provides a means to enhance accessibility to Restorative Justice programming and responds to the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). Support for Indigenous community-led planning and implementation of solutions The ACSPI supports Indigenous communities in the development of Community Safety Plans (CSPs) which are specific to their unique circumstances. These plans identify community strengths, assets and safety and wellness goals in order for all community members to see themselves involved on a path leading toward a healthier, safer home and community life. In this uniquely grass-roots approach, Public Safety Canada officials work with communities and continue to support them through the many stages of CSP engagement, development and implementation. However, before the process starts, it is important that the community leaders fully support the concept and demonstrate commitment. Public Safety Canada officials provide information and are available to answer questions but will not actually start the process without having been invited, and having received written endorsement from the community leadership first. |
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| Allstate Foundation | http://www.allstate.ca/allstate/about/foundation.aspx |
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Funding | Foundation |
| Description: Has funding available for activities or education on crime prevention, road safety or home safety |
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| Animal Welfare Foundation Canada | http://awfc.ca/ |
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Funding | Organization |
| Description: Gives grants to registered Canadian charities Helps provide a high quality of life to animals |
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| Bear Clan Patrol | https://bearclanpatrol.org |
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Service | Organization |
| Description: An Indigenous community lead patrol that provides security and community services to inner-city neighborhoods in Winnipeg. |
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| Call for proposals: Youth Substance Use Prevention Program Stream 1: Incubator and Capacity Building | https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/funding-opportunities/grant-contribution-funding-opportunities/youth-substance-use-prevention-program-stream-1-2023.html |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Youth Substance Use Prevention Program ("the Program") is now being launched by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC). Using a collaborative approach, it focuses on building protective factors that promote overall health and well-being, and prevent substance use harms among youth. These factors include healthy relationships, safe environments, school and community connectedness. |
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| Chippewa's of Georgina Island First Nation Animal Control By-law | http://georginaisland.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Police-Amend-By-law-_10-03.pdf |
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Tools & Information | Indigenous Resource |
| Description: Sample Animal Control By-Law |
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| Community Based Justice Fund- Department of Canada | http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/fund-fina/acf-fca/ajs-sja/cf-pc/index.html |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Community-Based Justice Fund supports community-based justice programs in partnership with Indigenous communities |
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| Community Safety Fund | https://www.fiertecanadapride.org/csf?utm_source=Laidlaw+Grantees&utm_campaign=2cd9070da4-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2024_08_26_09_00&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-2cd9070da4-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: Funded by Women and Gender Equity Canada and delivered by Fierté Canada Pride, the Community Safety Fund is a direct result of member-informed advocacy for 2SLGBTQIA+ needs. FCP has secured a $1.5 million to redistribute funds to Pride and 2SLGBTQIA+ organizers addressing growing safety concerns in an environment of rising anti-2SLGBTQIA+ hate. We anticipate funding to be distributed as follows: Large festivals (budgets over $2 million): a total pool of $750,000. We anticipate funding of $200,000 - $300,000 per organisation. Medium sized festivals (budgets over $500,000): a total pool of $200,000. We anticipate funding of between $10,000 and $25,000 per organisation. Small festivals and events (budgets under $500,000): a total pool of $400,000. We anticipate funding of $2,500 to $10,000 per organization |
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| Crime Prevention Tools & Resources | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crm-prvntn/tls-rsrcs/index-en.aspx |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: This web page has links to various tools and resources that are useful for preventing and ending crime. |
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| Crime Prevention: Community Readiness & Mobilization | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/2017-h02-cp/2017-h02-cp-en.pdf |
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Tools & Information | Federal |
| Description: This research provides guidelines that communities may implement to learn how to create plans to address crime and also take steps to prevent it. |
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| Department of Justice - Indigenous Justice Program | http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/fund-fina/acf-fca/ajs-sja/index.html |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Indigenous Justice Program supports Indigenous community-based justice programs that offer alternatives to mainstream justice processes in appropriate circumstances. |
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| Dog Population Management- The Community Dog Workbook- University of Saskatchewan | https://researchers.usask.ca/tasha-epp/index.php#Workbook |
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Tools & Information | University / College |
| Description: This workbook provides information on how to create a plan to manage your communities dog population and issues |
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| Emergency Management Assistance Program | https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1534954090122/1535120506707#chp1 |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: In partnership with First Nations communities, provincial and territorial governments and non-government organizations, Indigenous Services Canada's Emergency Management Assistance Program (EMAP) helps communities on reserve access emergency assistance services. EMAP provides funding to First Nations communities so they can build resiliency, prepare for natural hazards and respond to them using the 4 pillars of emergency management: mitigation preparedness response recovery EMAP aims to be: flexible culturally sensitive responsive to the unique strengths and customs of First Nations communities adaptive to the evolving challenges resulting from emergency events The program also provides funding to provinces, territories and non-government organizations to support on-reserve emergency management. |
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| Emergency Management FireSmart program | https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1643385529147/1643385549632#chp2 |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Emergency Management Assistance Program (EMAP) provides funding to First Nations communities so they can build resiliency, prepare for natural hazards and respond using the 4 pillars of emergency management: mitigation preparedness response recovery EMAP supports wildland fire non-structural mitigation and preparedness initiatives through the FireSmart funding stream. FireSmart builds skills in First Nations communities to prevent and prepare against wildland fires. Programming involves training First Nations teams in wildfire suppression duties, as well as fuel management and vegetation clearing, which reduces the intensity and spread of wildfires. FireSmart also leverages Indigenous knowledge of the local environment and terrain to improve emergency planning, preparation, and response to wildfires. FireSmart project funding is available for initiatives, such as: wildfire pre-suppression planning wildfire risk assessments fuel reduction, forest thinning, prescribed burning fire breaks wildland fire crew training vegetation management fire mapping FireSmart training, workshops, conferences community and youth engagement |
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| Fighting and Managing Wildfires in a Changing Climate Program: Equipment fund | https://natural-resources.canada.ca/our-natural-resources/forests/wildland-fires-insects-disturbances/fighting-and-managing-wildfires-changing-climate-program-equipment-fund/fighting-and-managing-wildfires-changing-climate-program |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: Fund to support the efforts of provinces and territories to strengthen capacities and capabilities in fire management across Canada by procuring specialized wildland firefighting equipment, such as fire crew trucks and personal protective equipment. |
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| First Nations Policing: A Review of the Literature | http://www.justiceandsafety.ca/rsu_docs/aboriginal-policing---complete-with-cover.pdf |
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Tools & Information | University / College |
| Description: A paper on First Nations Policing with statistics |
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| Indigenous Courtwork Program- Department of Justice | http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/fund-fina/gov-gouv/acp-apc/index.html |
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Service | Federal |
| Description: All Indigenous people in conflict with the law in Canada are eligible to receive Courtwork services regardless of their status, age or residency. |
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| Indigenous Law | https://www.legalaid.mb.ca/pilc/cases/indigenous-law/ |
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Service | Organization |
| Description: Helps aboriginal people get justice for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, First Nations/Manitoba Consultation Project, First Nations Hunters,access to healthcare and compensation for flooding |
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| Indigenous Policing- Government of Canada | http://www.cpc-ccp.gc.ca/programs-programmes/indigenous-autochtones/index-eng.htm |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: Information, training and funding for indigenous policing |
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| Resource | Website | Category >> Sub Category | Type | Provider |
| International Funding for Animal Welfare | http://www.ifaw.org/canada |
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Service | International |
| Description: Can help with vet service, bylaw assistance, workshops, data collection, rehoming, and open dialogue on animal control |
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| Investigative techniques- Canadian Police College | http://www.cpc-ccp.gc.ca/programs-programmes/investigative-enquetes/index-eng.htm |
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Service | Federal |
| Description: Training in investigative techniques is essential for today's police and law enforcement |
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| Leadership- Canadian Police College | http://www.cpc-ccp.gc.ca/programs-programmes/leadership/index-eng.htm |
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Service | Federal |
| Description: Program that works to effectively prepare today's police leaders to work in an increasingly dynamic, complex and global law enforcement environment. |
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| Legal Aid Manitoba | https://www.legalaid.mb.ca/ |
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Service | Organization |
| Description: Free or affordable legal services |
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| Legal Help Centre | http://legalhelpcentre.ca/ |
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Service | Organization |
| Description: Has a drop in clinic for legal help as well as as legal education Free service for people with an income under 50 000$/year |
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| Manitoba Animal Alliance | https://www.manitobaanimalalliance.com |
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Service | Non-Profit |
| Description: Works with Manitoban Communities. Educates people on health and safety of animals Provides birth control and animal re-homing. |
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| Manitoba Health and Safety Initiative | http://www.mahsi.ca/health-safety-resources.php |
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Tools & Information | Organization |
| Description: Information on: How to prepare an emergency response plan for your small business Eye and Face Protection Hearing Protection Personal Protective Equipment in Schools Your right to refuse dangerous work Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Response to a RIGHT TO REFUSE |
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| Manitoba Underdogs Rescue | http://www.manitobaunderdogs.org/about/fix-it-manitoba/ |
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Service | Non-Profit |
| Description: Multiple services including information sessions on population control, how to run spray and neuter clinics, and providing subsidized services to low-income households |
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| National Crime Prevention Strategy | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crm-prvntn/strtg-en.aspx |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: Provides funding for crime prevention and reduction as well as crime prevention best practices |
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| Pathways to Safe Indigenous Communities Initiative | https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1646747630193/1646747651080 |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: Community services, such as policing, are an important part of supporting community safety and well-being. However, to proactively support community protection and well-being, a holistic approach must also include complementary, Indigenous-led initiatives which offer a broad spectrum of community support. The Pathways to Safe Indigenous Communities Initiative will provide $103.8 million over 5 years to assist First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities and partners, both on and off-reserve, to implement Indigenous-designed projects to improve community safety and well-being. This initiative will support projects which: recognize the importance of traditional knowledge and practices to contributing to greater community safety and well-being recognize holistic models of community safety and well-being address existing and emerging needs relating to the safety and well-being of Indigenous women and girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people The Pathways to Safe Indigenous Communities Initiative will not support enforcement activities or fund policing bodies or organizations. You can find a list of eligible activities and the terms and conditions of the initiative at: Pathways to Safe Indigenous Communities Program |
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| Pauingassi First Nation Animal Control Bylaw | http://sp.fng.ca/fngweb/327_animal_control_by-law_2013-01.pdf |
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Tools & Information | Indigenous Resource |
| Description: Sample Animal Control By-Law |
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| Public Safety Canada - Indigenous Community Corrections Initiative | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crrctns/cmmnt-crrctns-nttv-en.aspx |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: With a focus on reintegration, this initiative proposes to help reverse the trend of Indigenous over-representation in Canada's criminal justice system and will support the healing and rehabilitation of Indigenous offenders. |
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| Public Safety Canada - Northern and Aboriginal Crime Prevention Fund (NACPF) | http://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crm-prvntn/fndng-prgrms/nrthrn-brgnl-crm-prvntn-fnd-eng.aspx |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: NACPF assists communities experiencing multiple risk factors and other challenges that affect their ability to respond to crime issues, such as remote geographical location and limited capacity. |
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| Public Safety Canada- Community Safety Planning for Indigenous Communities | http://skfn.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/REGINA-1122947-v1-CIPD_2017-18_GRCD_CD_COMMUNITY_SAFETY_PLANNING_FOR_INDIGENOUS_COMMUNITIES_-_PUBLIC_SAFETY_CANADA-2.pdf |
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Tools & Information | Federal |
| Description: A guide for First Nation communities to refer to concerning how to move forward with taking charge of their communities safety. |
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| Report of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry of Manitoba | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/lbrr/ctlg/dtls-en.aspx?d=PS&i=1446357 |
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Tools & Information | Federal |
| Description: A report discussing The aboriginal Justice Inquiry of Manitoba |
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| Save a Dog Network of Canada | https://www.facebook.com/SaveADogNetworkCanada |
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Service | Non-Profit |
| Description: Aims to improve the quality of life of abused dogs Currently working with approximately 30 First Nations communities, Shelters and Rescues |
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| SPCA: Model Animal Control Bylaws: | https://spca.bc.ca/programs-services/working-for-better-laws/model-municipal-bylaws/ |
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Tools & Information | Provincial |
| Description: Model Animal Control Bylaw |
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| Spirit of Hope | http://www.spiritofhoperescue.ca/ |
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Service | Non-Profit |
| Description: Dog rescue that helps with fostering and adoption of dogs Works with more than 30 First Nations communities in Manitoba |
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| The Hub - Community Mobilization Prince Albert (CMPA) | https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrng-crm/crm-prvntn/nvntr/dtls-en.aspx?i=10015 |
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Tools & Information | Federal |
| Description: Identify at rish children and youth to develop intervention strategies through the hub model |
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| The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act | https://www.gov.mb.ca/justice/commsafe/scna.html |
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Tools & Information | Provincial |
| Description: Holds property (structure, business, house, apartment, suite, co-operative housing unit, mobile home or land on which there is no building) owners accountable for illegal activities on their property |
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| Resource | Website | Category >> Sub Category | Type | Provider |
| The Songhees First Nation Animal Control Bylaw | http://sp.fng.ca/fngweb/656_animal_control_by-law_2001-03.pdf |
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Tools & Information | Indigenous Resource |
| Description: Sample Animal Control Bylaw |
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| Thompson Regional Humane Society | https://thompsonhumanesociety.com |
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Tools & Information | Organization |
| Description: Contains information on pet health care, how to handle animal aggression, and various training techniques |
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| Tsawwassen First Nation: Community Governance Act - Animal Control Regulation | http://www.tsawwassenfirstnation.com/pdfs/TFN-Laws-Regulations-Policies/Regulations/Animal_Control_Regulation_06.15.pdf |
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Tools & Information | Indigenous Resource |
| Description: Sample Animal Control Act |
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| Victims Fund | https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/fund-fina/cj-jp/fund-fond/proj.html |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Victims Fund provides grants and contributions to support projects and activities that encourage the development of new approaches, promote access to justice, improve the capacity of service providers, foster the establishment of referral networks, and/or increase awareness of services available to victims of crime and their families. The Victims Fund does not provide criminal injuries compensation for victims of crime. |
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| Victims Fund | https://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/fund-fina/cj-jp/fund-fond/proj.html |
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Funding | Federal |
| Description: The Victims Fund provides grants and contributions to support projects and activities that encourage the development of new approaches, promote access to justice, improve the capacity of service providers, foster the establishment of referral networks, and/or increase awareness of services available to victims of crime and their families. The Victims Fund does not provide criminal injuries compensation for victims of crime. |
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