Community safety and wellbeing

How the City is responding to crime, addiction, mental health and housing pressures.

Crime, addiction, mental health and housing are mainly provincial and federal responsibilities. The City works on what it can locally, including crime prevention, social development and support for people experiencing homelessness, and keeps pressing senior governments for action.

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