Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association
WRAPCAP has organized a free training opportunity on understanding and building strategies to address HBV & GBV in South Asian communities.
The training will be delivered virtually and in collaboration with Aruna Papp, renowned activist and educator, and author of "Unworthy Creature: A Punjabi Daughter's Memoir of Honour, Shame and Love." We are pleased to host Aruna, as this will be their last speaking engagement before officially retiring from public speaking.
Please see the attached poster for additional information and to register, or see below:
Register Here: South Asian Honor-based Violence & Gang Prevention
Fully Virtual
April 22, 23, & 24
YouthLink Calgary Police Interpretive Centre is a cutting‑edge police museum and non‑profit organization dedicated to crime prevention, community policing, and impactful public education. We're proud to be recognized for our innovative approach to engaging youth and families, and our mission is simple: to be the ultimate destination for crime prevention, education, and storytelling; offering real insights, hands‑on learning, and unforgettable experiences that inform, engage, and empower.
As part of this mission, we're excited to offer a FREE cyber safety livestream that may be valuable for your audience. We hope this information and opportunity can be shared widely with your community.
On April 30, 2026, our Cyber Safety Specialist, Adriana Dewar, will present CyberWatch: AI, Cyberbullying, and Online Safety.
This webcast explores:
- How digital footprints and AI shape online identity and blur authenticity
- Challenges in distinguishing real vs. AI‑generated content
- The impact of AI‑enhanced filters and digital personas
- Digital exploitation, including sextortion, and its legal and emotional consequences
- When online conflict becomes cyberbullying
- Strategies for prevention, platform accountability, and accessing support
Event Details
When: April 30, 2026
Time: 9:30 AM
Where: Live Stream — accessible anywhere in Canada
Audience: Grades 8+, parents/guardians, educators
Cost: Free
Full details and registration are available here:
Calgary’s kindest cycling event is moving! Join us Saturday, May 2, 2026, at Vivo for Healthier Generations. We take the sketchy out of buying used bikes through technology: we’ve eliminated the risk of the used bike market because we tech check every bike as safe to ride and we built our own Bicycle Swap Software to help end bike theft in our community. By syncing with major registries, we flag bikes with a 'reported' status instantly. But remember: software is only as fast as the data entered! If a bike hasn't been reported to the authorities or logged in a database yet, it won't show up. Help us help you—report and register early! We’re so confident that there are no stolen bikes in our event that we invite those with stolen bike police reports to see for themselves at 2:00.
This event fuels local impact. Donated bikes support CP Kids, Two Wheel View (TWV), Kiwanis, Optimists, Bicycles for Humanity, Bike Root, and dozens of others. Any surplus funds from this self-funded event are reinvested to support legitimate CAN-BIKE cycling education.
We are currently recruiting volunteers to join our team!
• When: Saturday, May 2, 2026
• Where: Vivo for Healthier Generations (11950 Country Village Link NE)
Hours:
• Consignment 8 AM–2 PM
• Peace of Mind 2 PM-2:30 PM (Bring your stolen bike police report so you can see your bike is NOT here)
• Sales 2:30 PM–5 PM
• Donations 8 AM-5 PM
Volunteer: albertabikeswap.ca/volunteer
Details: albertabikeswap.ca/calgary
2026 Calgary Cyber Summit
Calgary, Alberta | May 5-8, 2026
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The 2026 Calgary Cyber Summit brings together police and private sector professionals who are working at the front line of cyber investigations. Hosted by the Calgary Police Cybercrime Team, the Summit welcomes all members of law enforcement along with cybersecurity professionals from across industry.
AAPG Annual Conference 2026
Advancing Excellence in a Time of Change
Taber, Alberta | May 28–30, 2026
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In a time of heightened public expectations, evolving legislation, and rapid change in policing and oversight, the AAPG Annual Conference creates space for civilian police governance leaders to advance excellence while navigating complex decisions, accountability, and community trust.
The AAPG Annual Conference brings together Alberta’s civilian police governance community for three days of learning, leadership, and connection, convening civilian police commissions, municipal policing committees, provincial regulators, law enforcement leaders, and governance professionals from across the province.
Through a strong mix of thought leadership, practical training, and meaningful networking, AAPG’s Annual Conference is designed to strengthen governance capacity and support members as they lead within an increasingly complex public safety environment.
AAPG gratefully acknowledges the Taber Municipal Police Commission for hosting and supporting the 2026 AAPG Annual Conference.
2026 ICA Canada and USA Chapter CPTED Conference Announced
Calgary, Alberta : CPTED-PCAM Canada and CPTED USA are thrilled to announce the 2026 ICA Canada and USA Chapter Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Conference, taking place from October 2–4, 2026 at the Hilton Garden Inn & Homewood Suites Downtown Calgary.
This landmark event is the first joint conference hosted in Canada by the ICA's US and Canadian Chapters, celebrating three decades of CPTED leadership since the Association's founding in Calgary in 1996. The conference will unite practitioners, researchers, planners, police, designers, policymakers, and community leaders to explore how CPTED continues to influence urban safety and quality of life.
Conference Theme: Improving the Quality of Life Through Design
The 2026 conference will focus on Improving the Quality of Life Through Design, with sessions led by leading CPTED experts from Canada and the United States. Delegates will participate in hands-on training, develop new skills, and learn how to work towards an ICA CPTED certification. The event will foster community building, empowerment, and collaboration between professionals and government partners.