Publications

Public Safety Canada promotes research on issues that affect the safety and security of Canadians.

We bring together experts from across government and academia to help us better understand the risks Canadians face, such as crime or natural disasters, and to develop knowledge-based solutions.

Public Safety Canada produces a variety of publications and does research in a number of areas, including:

Corrections

• Aboriginal Peoples Collection
• Research summaries
• Reports and manuals

Crime prevention

• NCPC publications – Building the evidence
• Tools and resources

Emergency management

• Canadian Disaster Database
• Cyber tracking
• Emergency response
• Natural hazards
• Natural Hazards of Canada map
• North American Plan for Animal and Pandemic Influenza
• Situational awareness

Law enforcement

• Organized Crime Research
• Guidelines for the Use of Conducted Energy Weapons
• Aboriginal Policing Publications
• DNA Missing Persons Index: Overview of public consultations (2005)
• Firearms Program Consultation
• Identifying Illegal Firearm Market Acquisition Patterns - Final Report
• Final Report: "Youth, Weapons and Violence in Toronto and Montreal"