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Annual Report 2025
CRCVC 2025 Annual Report Download
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CCRVC Brochure
Téléchargez notre brochure d’information ici! Pour commander des copies papier de notre brochure pour votre organisation (également disponible en anglais), veuillez nous contacter ici. Assurez-vous d’inclure un nom de contact et un numéro de téléphone.
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Intimate Partner Violence
Intimate Partner Violence
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Recovering From a Violent Crime
Recovering From a Violent Crime
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Legislative Changes
The CRCVC has been involved in work to bring about numerous recent pieces of legislation in Canada, including: Amendments to the CCRA under The Safe Streets and Communities Act including enshrining victim participation in conditional release board hearings, and keeping victims…
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Financial Assistance for Canadians Victimized Abroad
Following interventions with a number of Canadians impacted by terrorism and mass violence outside of Canada, CRCVC voiced the need to develop specialized consular training to better serve crime victims and create a program at the federal level to provide financial assistance to…
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Office of the Federal Ombudsman for Victims of Crime
On April 23, 2007, former CRCVC President Steve Sullivan was named Canada’s first Ombudsman for crime victims, a position and office the CRCVC long called for. The Ombudsman is responsible for helping victims tap into existing federal programs for crime victims, promote the…
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Expansion of Information Provided to Victims
The CRCVC has voiced the need for an expansion of the type of information provided to victims of offenders serving federal sentences. Information about programming (or lack thereof) will allow victims to better judge the risk an offender may still present to them if any. Advance…
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Passage of Bill C-13, Legislation to Strengthen the DNA Data Bank
Amidst parliamentary chaos in May 2000, the CRCVC, along with the help of three women who have suffered incredible loss, successfully pushed Bill C-13 through the House of Commons and the Senate. The amendments to the legislation will allow courts to make DNA data bank orders…
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Financial Assistance for Victims to Attend Parole Board Hearings & the Creation of a National Office for Victims
As of November 1, 2005, victims of crime in Canada will now be able to apply for financial assistance to attend the Parole Board of Canada hearings of the offender who harmed them. In addition, a new National Office for Victims has been established to provide information and…