Moments away across the @iHeartRadio network, I'm filling in for @jamiljivani, and happy to be making some space for the stories for trauma survivors leading up to the holidays. Tune in on @NEWSTALK1010 in Toronto and stations across the country.
News Article on Gang exiting program in the Lower Mainland of BC. It is clear that these programs are valuable and need to expanded throughout Canada. https://t.co/PzQP1AIIAX
#NEROPP would like to remind all motorists who may be traveling for the #Easter weekend to drive safely, plan ahead and ensure you #ArriveAlive to your destination and for your return home. Make memories worth remembering. #HappyEaster ^cb
Social Work Solutions Canada Presents De-Escalation Training For Teens/Youth Aged 13-16yrs by Michael Theodore. 2x 1hr online sessions 1pm-2pm April 12 & 13, 2021. Limit of 10 attendees. $100 for the two sessions payable by e-transfer. Info & registration: https://t.co/4BOglTiJBq
Friday February 26, 2021 is the funeral of Jim Aspiotis, President of Ontario Gang Investigators Association @ONGIA. Jim, 56, died from pancreatic cancer during the Covid19 pandemic. "No To Gangs" saw its birth under Jim's leadership. Obituary: https://t.co/pEuYnup63l RIP Jim.
How the mafia makes money off #COVID19. Join our live chat on Tuesday with organized crime expert @AntonioNicaso. We'll talk about why there has been violence in Hamilton but not Montreal, and much more.| CBC News https://t.co/AxiST07xy7 #HamOnt
Excellent work by Marcell Wilson, President of the One by One Movement. Read news story in Toronto Sun November 15, 2020 by LEVY: Rehabilitated gang leader decries brazen shooting of innocent kids https://t.co/Et79yNqCN3 Website: https://t.co/ktI3eSimqi #NoToGangs#GangPrevention
What if there was another option for ending gang violence in Canada? Regina’s North Central neighbourhood is gripped by gang violence, drug addiction and poverty. We asked at a community forum could Operation Ceasefire work here?
Watch @cbcfifth Sun Oct 13 9pmET to learn about gangs in Regina and the Boston based program called Operation Ceasefire that focused on the city's most violent and gave them a choice: accept help or face the full weight of the law. cc: @gangprevention
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What if there was another option for ending gang violence in Canada? Regina’s North Central neighbourhood is gripped by gang violence, drug addiction and poverty. We asked at a community forum could Operation Ceasefire work here?
Learn about gang prevention from community services and Toronto gang cops from 7pm-9pm Thursday August 2, 2018 at 1765 Weston Road, Toronto. All are welcome and it is free.