TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers
In the first ever episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, your host Brendan Lang discusses carjackings and how they are taking place. He also speaks to the chair of Peel Crime Stoppers, Imran Hasan. Plus tips are provided on how to avoid the carjacking crimes.
In the second episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers host Brendan Lang discusses the crime trend of break and enters and goes in depth about what these criminals are looking for. He also has a conversation with the Deputy Chief of investigations and emergency services for the Peel Regional Police Nick Milinovich. Then the show finishes off with tips on how to help yourself and others avoid being victim to break and enters.
In the third episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan discusses the trends of crimes happening on the internet and what steps you can take to avoid them. He also speaks with longtime television personality Anwar Knight to discuss his involvement with the Peel Crime Stoppers Organization.
In episode number four, your host Brendan Lang talks about the Grandparent scam and how to avoid it. He also has a chat with Stephen Bungay from the Schlegel Village organization about their partnership with Peel Crime Stoppers and much more.
In episode five of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang discusses hate crimes and the difference between crimes and incidents. Also, Errol Mendes, a professor at the University of Ottawa joins the show to discuss the legal side of these hate-related offences.
In episode number six of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers Brendan Lang talks about the Peel Crime Stoppers Organization as a whole as well as how the anonymous tips are processed. Harry Pedwell, the acting Chair of Peel Crime Stoppers also joins the show.
In episode number seven of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers Brendan Lang speaks on Road Watch and how they work in relation to Peel Crime Stoppers. He also speaks with Claudia D’amico, the driving complaint/road watch coordinator with the Peel Police.
In episode number eight of TIPS by Peel Crimestoppers, the topic of CRA scams is discussed and tips are given on how to avoid and keep yourself safe from these types of crimes. Paul Murphy, the Senior Communications Director for the CRA joins the show.
In the ninth episode of TIPS by Peel Crimestoppers, the topic of Auto Thefts is covered and it is discussed how to keep yourself safe from these crimes happening to you. Also, Bryan Gast from Equite joins the show.
This week Brendan Lang discusses taxi scams and provides tips to help you stay safe from this crime that has been happening more often latley. Osbourne Lewin from the Peel Police joins the show as well to give an in-depth look at the scam.
In episode 11 of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang discusses drug trafficking and provides tips on what to look for and how to report suspicious activity. Detective Michael Bishop from the Peel Police also speaks on the topic and provides some of his own tips on how to go about reporting this activity.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang talks about arson and ways to keep yourself safe if a fire were to happen at your house. He also speaks with Scott Dalzell from the Fire Prevention and Risk Reduction Division at Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services.
In episode 13 of TIPS by Peel Crime stoppers Brendan Lang talks about one of the fastest growing scams in the country, the romance scam. Detective Constable Karin Schroeter from the Fraud Division with the Peel Regional Police also comes on to explain the ins and outs of the scam.
In this Episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang talks about the gift card scam as the holiday season nears. Cybersecurity Analyst and member of the Peel Crime Stoppers Board, Ritesh Kotak joins the show for two segments to tell us how the scam works and ways to stay safe when buying these gift cards for friends and family.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang discusses human trafficking and how these acts are being committed today. Lee Ann Bailey, from the Elizabeth Fry Organization stops by the show as well to talk about this crime and provides tips on how to keep yourself safe.
In this Episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang starts by speaking about the history of Crime Stoppers and where there are chapters located around the world. Then, Peel Crime Stoppers Chair Imran Hasan joins the show for the second time, to talk about Crime Stoppers Awareness Month and much more.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang talks about the Real Estate scam which has been popping up in the media recently. Michael Kennelly also joins the show to speak on behalf of the Mississauga Real Estate Board and as a broker with the largest Royal LePage in Canada.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang quickly speaks on Black History Month and racism towards people of colour. Lonny Blackett, the first black police officer in Brampton and retired Constable then joins the show and talks about his experiences while on the force. In the last segment an old interview done with Errol Mendez, a professor in the faculty of law at the University of Ottawa is played to talk about different types of hate crimes.
On this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, host Brendan Lang talks about some winter driving tips and how to stay safe on the road when the conditions are less than ideal. Nadia Matos and Michael Stewart from CAA join the show to talk about winter driving safety as well as discuss things like: distracted driving and impaired driving.
On this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, your host Brendan Lang talks about fraud prevention month and brings back a couple interviews from previous episodes. First, Michael Kennelly talks about the real estate scam. Then, Paul Murphy is heard speaking about CRA scams as we sit in tax season.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang tells you about two events coming up in the community on Friday March 17th. Then Cal Millar, the author of two books on Crime Stoppers comes to talk about the history of the organization as well as his journey. Then, a previous interview with Peel Crime Stoppers Chair, Imran Hasan is aired as he speaks on the Peel branch of Crime Stoppers.
On Epi 22 of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers we talk about two different police services. First, Armand La Barge, the former York Regional Police Chief joins the show to discuss his career as well as the York Regional Police service’s relationship with Crime Stoppers. Then, an interview from the second episode of the show is replayed as one of the Deputy Chief’s, Nick Milinovich with the Peel Regional Police speaks on the relationship in Peel.
On TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers this week, Brendan Lang starts off with a quick recap on last week’s episode and talks quickly about Boots On The Ground. Then, Dave McLennan, who is the founder and president of Boots On The Ground joins the show to discuss the organization. In the final segment of the show, a previously aired interview with former York Regional Police Chief, Armand LaBarge is played as he talks about his time working with the Police.
In episode 25 of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan quickly talks about the Crime Stoppers organization before welcoming the founder of the organization, Greg MacAleese, to the show. After that, an interview that was previously aired with Cal Millar runs again as he also goes into depth of the history of Crime Stoppers, from his perspective.
The host of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang talks about the recent Car Show event from Peel Crime Stoppers. Then, he gets into the P3 software and gives a brief overview of how it works. Lisa Haber, The National Trainer and Senior Support for Navigate 360 comes on the show to give a more in depth look at the software and how it is used by the Crime Stoppers programs around the world. Also, a previously recorded interview with Peel Crime Stoppers board member Harry Pedwell is aired to finish off this week’s episode.
In this week’s episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers host, Brendan Lang welcomes the former York Region Crime Stoppers chair and current executive director at the Canadian Security Association, Patrick Straw to the program to discuss his career. Then, we revisit our interview from last episode with Lisa Haber as she breaks down the P3 software used on multiple Crime Stoppers Programs websites.
Brendan Lang starts off the show by recapping last week’s episode and teasing what is up next. He then welcomes Stephanie Bakalar, the Corporate Communications Manager at Lifesaving Society Ontario to the show, and she provides tips to stay safe around the water this summer as well as some stats about water-related injuries and death.
In episode 29 of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers Brendan Lang welcomes Tamara Cherry to the program and she talks about her time as a crime reporter in Canada. She also discusses her recent dive into the study of trauma and how it affects people that deal with crime every day. Then Lee Ann Bailey from the Elizabeth Fry organization has her interview replayed as she discusses human trafficking.
In episode number 30 of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, your host Brendan Lang is live from the First Responders Recognition BBQ at the Southfields Community Centre in Caledon, Ontario. Imran Hassan joins the show first to discuss the process of putting together an event like this. Then, Brian Gibson, the Acting Chief of the Peel Regional Paramedic Services discusses the importance of this event. Finally, Sauga960AM host and MC of the BBQ, Norm Muarry talks about what to look for at the event and what will be coming up throughout the day.
On TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers this week, Brendan Lang welcomes Heather Cannon from the Peel Police onto the show to talk about safety tips for people to remember during this travel season. Then, our interview with the acting Chief of the Peel Paramedic Services, Brian Gibson is re-aired as he talks about what goes into being a Paramedic.
On this week’s episode, Brendan Lang discusses water safety and welcomes Adam Nicol from the Peel Police’s Marine Unit to talk about laws on the water. Then, his earlier interview with Stephanie Bakalar from the Ontario Lifesaving Society is aired as she chats about ways to ensure your safety when in and around water.
On this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, The Chair of the organization Imran Hasan joins the show to discuss recent events, and what will be coming up for Peel Crime Stoppers. Then, a re-aired interview is played with the founder of Crime Stoppers Greg Macaleese.
In this episode, Brendan Lang welcomes Elliot Silverstein onto the show as he talks about a recent survey done on how people feel about the rising number of auto thefts. Then, an interview previously aired with Nadia Matos and Michael Stewart from CAA is put on again as we discuss driving safety.
In Episode number 35 of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, your host Brendan Lang celebrates the milestone by re airing some of the best interviews from the shows run so far. First it is Detective Osborne Lewin talking about the taxi scam. Then, our interview with Karin Schroeter from the Peel Regional Police is played as she discusses the romance scam. Finally, Paul Murphy from the CRA talks about the very common CRA scam.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang discusses events that have been happening recently with Peel Crime Stoppers. Then, Constable Cynthia Stotz from the CN Police joins the show to talk about railway safety and Rail Safety Week.
Brendan Lang discusses the Women’s Trucking Federation of Canada and with their CEO, Shelley Walker. Then, a re-aired interview with Lee Ann Bailey is played as she talks about human trafficking.
This week on the show, Brendan Lang discusses back to school road safety with the Road Watch Coordinator at the Peel Police, Claudia D’Aimco. Also, a previous interview with Claudia is aired as she discusses Road Watch.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang chats about his personal favourite halloween costumes. Then welcomes Nikhil Chakravarthy onto the show from the Peel Police to discuss the importance of safety on Halloween night.
Brendan Lang talks about remembrance day and where you can find ceremonies around the Peel Region this upcoming Saturday, November 11th. Then Doug Morely, a Canadian Armed Forces veteran comes on the show to discuss his time in the military and the importance of Remembrance Day.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers Brendan Lang speaks to the past president of the Streetsville Historical Society, Malcolm Byard. Then we revisit an interview from the past with Cal Millar as we discuss his books on the history of Crime Stoppers.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang talks about fire safety and what people should be doing to minimize the chance of a fire in your home. Lori Longman, the public educator for Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services then joins the show to discuss in depth fire safety tips and prevention plans.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, we discuss winter driving safety with Kerry Schmidt from the OPP. He also talks about the RIDE programs that will be going on during the holiday season and gives more awareness about impaired driving.
In this episode, host Brendan Lang talks about Crime Stoppers awareness month and welcomes Imran Hasan, the Chair of Peel Crime Stoppers, onto the show to discuss events from this past year and what to look forward to in the future. Then a pre-recorded interview with the man who founded the Crime Stoppers Organization, Greg MacAleese.
In this episode Brendan talks to Murray Rodd, the former police chief of the Peterborough Police Service as he discusses their relationship with the Crime Stoppers Organization.
In this episode, Brendan Lang talks about Crime Stoppers Awareness month and then welcomes Trevor McPherson onto the program to discuss the Mississauga Board Of Trade. Later, the re-aired interview with Malcolm Byard from the Streetsville Historical Society makes an appearance as he talks about community initiatives.
Brendan Lang discusses events that are coming up with Peel Crime Stoppers in the near future. Then, Ben Gallagher joins the show to give us an in depth look at the Office of Emergency Management. Also, a re-aired interview with Lisa Haber talking about the P3 software is played to finish off the show.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang talks about a recent event that Peel Crime Stoppers was present at. He then talks to Hi Nguyen, a former RCMP Officer.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang celebrates the 50th episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers by playing three previous interviews that cover various topics. First is the interview with Patrick Straw, the former chair of Crime Stoppers in the York Region, and current executive director of the Canadian Security Association (CANASA). That interview is followed up by Paul Murphy discussing CRA scams. Then, to finish off the show Heather Cannon from Peel Police is on to discuss travel safety tips.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang discusses some upcoming events on the Peel Crime Stoppers schedule. Then, the CEO of Sentinel Security Plus and host of the Sentinel Mindset podcast, Constantine Ioannou, joins the program to talk about the podcast and his relationship with Crime Stoppers.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang talks to Greg O’Connor from the Peel Police to discuss car thefts in the Peel Region and what authorities are doing to combat the growing trend. Greg also breaks down the upcoming 51st Annual Vehicle Crimes Training Conference.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang discusses the Police Association of Ontario with their President, Mark Baxter, as he goes into detail about the association and what their role is in the province of Ontario.
Brendan Lang welcomes Inspector Feras Ismail (Ish) from the Peel Police’s Community Safety Wellbeing Services onto the program. He discusses hate crimes in the Peel Region and around the world. Plus, Ish goes in depth about the root causes of these incidents and possible solutions on how we can make the world a more inclusive place.
Live from the First Responders Picnic in Mississauga, Brendan Lang talks to first responders and organizers of this great event.
In this episode, host Brendan Lang discusses the Hero’s Rising initiative with the executive producer Timea Nagy. They also discuss her experience with human trafficking.
In this episode, Brendan Lang plays two interviews that go into life saving when it comes to swimming along with laws that need to be followed on the water. He also discusses a recent case and talks about how to prevent that moving forward.
In this episode, Brendan Lang talks to the Executive Director of Safe City Mississauga, Teresa Burgess-Ogilvie. She illustrates the organization as a whole and how they work in conjunction with Peel Crime Stoppers and the Peel Police.
Brendan Lang has Devon Clunis on the program who is the former police chief with the Winnipeg Police and the first black police chief in Canada. He talks about his experience rising through the ranks in the police service.
Brampton Fire Chief Nick Ruller comes on the program to discuss his new position and fire safety. He also discusses fire prevention tips and informs people how they should be putting together a fire escape plan in their own home.
Brendan Lang talks about an initiative happening this week in regards to Peel Crime Stoppers and the Canadian Blood Services. Then, Marie Cote and Alina Farooq join the show to explain further all of the benefits of donating blood and what we can expect from the joint initiative.
Brendan Lang discusses school safety with the Chief Security Officer of the Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board, Minaz Jivraj. They go in depth on how safety within the schools affects safety within our communities.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, Brendan Lang discusses the new landscape of AI and what it does with tech expert and Peel Crime Stoppers board member Ritesh Kotak. They go into depth about how AI is used and what crimes it has been used for as well. They also briefly talk about social media and how that is changing as well.
In this episode of TIPS Imran Hasan, the Chair of Peel Crime Stoppers joins the program to discuss events from this past year hosted by Peel Crime Stoppers. Himself and Brendan also take a deeper dive on the number of tips generated and arrests made because of Peel Crime Stoppers in 2024. He also sets up what people can look forward to in the coming year including in the month of January.
In this episode the Strategic Communications Officer of the Ontario Provincial Police Association, Scott Mills joins the program to discuss his wealth of knowledge and experiences with the Crime Stoppers program. He also uses his expertise to go in depth about the social media side of the program and talks about ways he used it early on to spread awareness.
In this episode Brendan welcomes Andrew Kirsch, a former intelligence officer with CSIS onto the program to discuss the organization and what they do for Canada. We also talk about how Crime Stoppers can and has been utilized in relation to the work CSIS does.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers a new segment at the start of each month is introduced with the Peel Regional Police. This month’s segment is focused on frauds and scams and what the police are seeing today. Ariel Reyes joins the program from the PRP to give more information on this topic.
Sargent Sebastian Cuocu from the Peel Police comes on the show to talk about crypto scams and take a deep dive into how these frauds are being used today.
In this episode, host Brendan Lang once again discusses Human Trafficking on the program. Joy Brown from the Peel Police joins the show as she talks about the different types of trafficking that is seen in the Peel Region and describes the warning signs of this crime.
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers Bob Nagra, the first turban wearing Sikh officer with the Peel Police, comes onto the show to discuss his journey to where he is today and what got him into a career in law enforcement.
Larissa Parekh from the Mississauga Office of Emergency Management joins the show to discuss the organization and Emergency Preparedness Week. She also gives us an in depth look of the planning that went into creating the events for the week ahead.
Robert Higgs from the City of Brampton joins the show to discuss bylaw enforcement and which by-law infractions are seen the most in the city and region of Peel.
Coin expert Mike Marshall is on the show and talks about counterfeit coins and how to identify them. He also goes into depth about how we could be combating the issue.
In this episode of TIPS Brendan Lang speaks to Ariel Reyes from the Peel Police. They discuss auto thefts and the new methods that are being used in these crimes. They also talk about ways to stay safe from this type of offence.
In this episode of TIPS, the new host of this podcast, Julia Vellucci, is introduced. She chats with Imran Hasan, the chair of Peel Crime Stoppers. Together they discuss what Crime Stoppers is and does, the anonymity component to it, recent events/activities Crime Stoppers did, and so much more. Julia takes dedicated listeners through an episode that may act as a refresher for them, but for those new listeners, she learns more about Crime Stoppers alongside them. This is an episode you’re not going to want to miss!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci chats with Minaz Jivraj, a retired chief security officer of the Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board. Together they discuss physical and digital school safety for elementary school, high school, and post-secondary for both international and domestic students. Minaz touches on many important topics such as why having a safety plan is essential, how schools, the student, parents and the community must all work together to ensure the safety of the student, and even leaves listeners with very simple but vital safety advice. Julia concludes this episode by showing the importance of Minaz’s safety advice through a personal story. This is an enticing episode full of many tips and things to be aware of to ensure you’re keeping yourself or your child safe. Be sure to give it a listen!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci chats with Luigi Davoli, a senior leader with Mississauga Fire, now serving as a board member at Peel Crime Stoppers. Together they discuss fire safety for students of all ages, including those older students living on their own for the first time. Luigi shares many fire safety tips, emphasizes the importance of a fire safety plan and fire drills as well as discusses the safety requirements under the law both landlords and tenents must fulfill. This is an educational episode full of many vital points regarding your fire safety. Be sure to give it a listen!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci chats with Michael Stewart and Lauren Fisher, who are both from CAA. Michael is CAA’s community relations consultant and specializes in distracted driving while Lauren is a manager of government and stakeholder relations for CAA and specializes in school zone safety. Together they take listeners on an educational back-to-school driving safety journey full of tips not just for those parents with kids going back to school but also for drivers, educators, and even pedestrians and cyclists. This is an episode you’re not going to want to miss!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci chats with Stephanie Cowle, the director of knowledge translation at Parachute. Stephanie has spent over a decade working in the area of injury and trauma prevention. In this role, she leads the analysis and synthesis of research to develop the organization’s evidence-based solutions that advocate and educate. Her experience includes working with government, health, sport, and education stakeholders at national and provincial levels. Stephanie takes listeners on an educational back-to-school driving safety journey, reminding listeners that injuries are preventable and by driving safely, it can be possible to save a life or prevent an injury. Be sure to give this enticing and valuable episode a listen!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci chats with Claudia D’Amico, driving complaint and Road Watch coordinator for Peel Police. Claudia has worked extensively to promote safe driving practices and community engagement, focusing on how education and collective responsibility can reduce preventable collisions and injuries. Claudia takes listeners on a powerful road safety journey now that kids are back in school, highlighting the importance of awareness, mindfulness, and responsibility behind the wheel. This thoughtful conversation serves as a reminder that every choice on the road matters and that safety is a shared responsibility. Be sure to give this meaningful and impactful episode a listen!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci chats with Jeff Fields, a former law enforcement veteran and a passionate advocate for addiction recovery within the law enforcement community, and Laura Kloosterman, executive director of Badge of Life Canada. Jeff shares his powerful personal journey, offering an honest perspective on the struggles and resilience that come with navigating mental health challenges. Laura brings her professional expertise, highlighting the resources, support systems, and initiatives that Badge of Life Canada provides to first responders and their families. Together, they take listeners on an important conversation about suicide awareness and prevention, emphasizing the need for compassion, understanding, and breaking down stigma. This meaningful dialogue in honour of National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day is a reminder that reaching out can save a life and no one has to face their struggles alone. Be sure to give this impactful and heartfelt episode a listen!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci interviews Luigi Davoli, who was a senior leader with Mississauga Fire, now serving as a board member at Peel Crime Stoppers. He is a dedicated fire safety professional and brings up the important conversation of recognizing Fire Prevention Week (October 5 – October 11). Luigi shares his expertise on the critical steps individuals and families can take to prevent fires, prepare for emergencies, and respond effectively when seconds count. He highlights the importance of fire prevention education, emergency planning, and community awareness, stressing how small actions such as checking smoke alarms, planning escape routes, and practicing fire drills can save lives. This eye-opening and practical discussion is a reminder that fire safety is everyone’s responsibility, and that knowledge and preparation are the keys to protecting ourselves and our loved ones. Be sure to tune in to this empowering and timely episode!
In this episode of TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers, host Julia Vellucci takes the time to discuss World Mental Health Day and what it means to prioritize your mental health and those around you. She chats with Leo Petrilli, a mental health advocate and lived-experience speaker who was a past first responder and someone who does incredible work for The Addictions Academy and Boots on the Ground. Together, they discuss recovery, resilience, and the importance of open dialogue for both first responders and the every day person. Leo shares his personal journey through addiction and mental health challenges, offering insight into how community support and awareness can change lives. Other topics of conversation include the stigma surrounding mental illness, the role of compassion in prevention, and how understanding mental health can help build safer, stronger communities. Additionally, Julia highlights Peel Crime Stoppers First Responders Hot Sauce Challenge Fundraiser that is soon approaching on October 30. Give this educational episode a listen featuring Leo’s personal stories that are sure to touch your soul!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci interviews Peel Regional Police’s Detective Constable Ariel Reyes from the Crime Prevention Unit and Manuel Parreira, senior representative for Ontario at the Bank of Canada. Both guests touch on some tips and tricks in identifying counterfeit currency and what to do if you have it. Together they highlight not only how to stay safe both with physical and digital counterfeit currency as well as the dangers of robbery and cybercrime but also how banks and the police work together. This is an eye-opening and educational discussion you’re not going to want to miss!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci interviews Claudiu Popa, co-founder and chairman of Knowledge Flow Cybersafety Foundation and the president of Data Risk Canada and Vanessa Lafolla, principal at Antifraud Intelligence Consulting. In honour of October being Cybersecurity Awareness Month, together they explore how cybercriminals operate, why scams are becoming more convincing, and what you can do to stay one step ahead both personally and professionally.This is an eye-opening and educational discussion you’re not going to want to miss!
In this episode of TIPS, Julia Vellucci interviews Lisa Kearney, Founder and CEO of the Women CyberSecurity Society, a non-profit organization established in 2018 to empower, support, and protect women and other underrepresented groups in cybersecurity. After experiencing repeated workplace bullying and harassment without support, Lisa turned adversity into advocacy by creating a space that fosters safety, mentorship, and inclusion in the tech industry. In honour of Crime Prevention week (November 2 – November 8) and National Community Safety and Crime Prevention Month, this episode explores how online and workplace harassment intersect with cybercrime, why creating safe and inclusive digital and professional environments is essential, and how we can all take steps to prevent harm before it happens. Julia concludes this episode by highlighting Peel Crime Stoppers’ most recent fundraiser, The Peel First Responders Hot Sauce Challenge, which team won this contest and so much more. This is an enticing conversation you’re not going to want to miss!