| Air India bombing |
- Improving oversight of aviation security (including government & industry coordination/communication)
- Improving risk management
- Improving intelligence
- Improve airport security
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- Created of archive to honour victims
- Created Air India Family Association to:
- Liaise with RCMP & AG
- Lobby for fair monetary settlements
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| École Polytechnique |
- Social and legislative initiatives, including
- House of Commons Sub-Committee on the Status of Women
- Establish Canadian Panel on Violence Against Women
- Establish foundation to support anti-violence organizations
- Adopt policy to prevent domestic abuse, which help to create the Coalition for Gun control
- Confront sexism, discrimination and gender-based violence on university campuses
- Enhance University campus safety measures
- Advance education on gender-based violence in universities
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| Giant Mine disaster |
- Safety and prevention strategies, including:
- Inspectors be responsible for regular site visits to ensure compliance with safety regulations
- Inspectors have the authority to suspend operations when safety violated
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| Vernon massacre |
- Improving police and Crown training to deal with violence against women
- Enhance police computer data systems
- Strengthening screening process to obtain firearm licenses
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| Mayerthorpe shootings |
- RCMP implement a formal threat assessment system to obtain background information
- RCMP appoint a Threat Assessment Coordinator
- RCMP develop detailed scene security protocols
- RCMP create an Active Shooter Response Program
- RCMP invest in improved body armor
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- RCMP develop an Emergency Medical Response Team Program for ensure timely medical assistance
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| Calgary stabbings |
- Including "prohibited conduct" in Non-Academic Misconduct Policy
- Create materials on how to react if there is an active assailant on campus
- Create initiative to build cohesive community on campus and develop personal resiliency
- Create Mental Health Task Force
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- Offer 24-hour counselling and grief support to students, staff and faculty
- Reschedule exams for students who need it
- Reach out to provide to families and students
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| Moncton attack |
- Enhance officer training for active shooter scenarios
- Improve resource allocation to access appropriate equipment and tactical support
- Strengthen inter-agency collaboration
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- Introduced Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Guide and established CISM team
- Introduced Revised Fallen Members Guide
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| Ottawa shooting |
- Developed a curriculum for secondary school students to reduce prejudice and hate crime
- Improved inter-governmental operational and security coordination
- Tightened security on Parliament Hill, including enhanced radio communication and a security awareness program for parliamentarians and staff
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| Edmonton mass shooting |
- Public education as a prevention tool for domestic violence, including
- Use of domestic violence risk assessment tools
- Expand best practice training for healthcare workers to provide care to suspected perpetrators and/or victims of family violence
- Create a public education campaign as a proactive tool against family violence
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- Coordinated investigations to address gaps in response to family violence
- Improve service coordination between government and community agencies
- Focus on immigrant families
- Enhance support systems to protect those at risk of domestic violence
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| Renfrew Country triple murder |
- Declare intimate partner violence (IPV) an epidemic, create a provincial IPV Commission, and adopt an all-of-government approach with formal oversight and compliance reporting on recommendations
- Improve information-sharing between criminal, family, and civil courts; create a universal police records system; strengthen firearms reporting to the Chief Firearms Officer; and enhance PAL (firearms licence) screening tied to IPV risk
- Integrate IPV prevention and healthy-relationship curricula in schools and post-secondary institutions, with trained teachers and IPV professionals delivering content
- Provide specialized, mandatory IPV training for police, Crowns, probation officers, and other justice personnel; establish IPV specialists in each police detachment
- Fund and expand services for offenders (e.g., counselling, group programs, hotline for men), address root causes like housing and financial instability, and ensure cross-agency service coordination
- Strengthen high-risk offender committees, develop standardized IPV risk assessments, review bail/probation conditions, and enhance rural police resources for quicker tactical response
- Explore creating a femicide category, adding coercive control as a criminal offence, reviewing the mandatory charging framework, and amending laws to support stronger offender management
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- Establish an IPV Commission with stable funding, appoint a Survivor Advocate, and ensure survivors inform risk assessments and justice system decisions
- Require direct survivor–probation officer communication, ensure timely public safety alerts, and expand safe rooms, second-stage housing, and IPV registries
- Create an emergency fund for survivors, improve equitable rural IPV service funding, and expand cell/internet access in remote areas for safety and service reach
- Develop IPV-focused court models, allow remote testimony, enhance court supports, and consider restorative justice in appropriate cases while prioritizing survivor safety
- Implement electronic monitoring for high-risk offenders, ensure survivor notification of breaches, and oppose firearm return requests in IPV cases
- Launch inclusive, multilingual IPV awareness campaigns tailored to rural realities, create “Safe Spaces” in businesses, and improve OPP–Victim Services information flow
- Reconvene stakeholders one year after verdict to review progress and consider a Royal Commission to make the justice system more victim-centric and responsive
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| Quebec Mosque shooting |
- Government of Canada created the Action Plan on Combating Hate to prevent and confront hate in Canadian communities. Activities include:
- Increased community security funding
- Funding grassroots organizations to counter hate and racism
- Enhancing tracking of hate incidents
- Strengthening public education by promoting anti-hate education
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- Action Plan on Combating Hate includes victim services, such as:
- Financial assistance through Victims Fund
- Enhanced victim services including counseling, legal assistance, medical attention, and help navigating legal system
- Community-based support by establishing safe spaces and support networks
- Specialized training for Crown prosecutors
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| Toronto van attack |
- Implementing Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design strategies
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- Prepare comprehensive victim assistance plans that include:
- Account for visible and invisible injuries
- Accessible and responsive compensation schemes
- Involve social workers or advocates as needed
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| Nova Scotia mass shooting |
- Violence prevention strategies to address gender-based violence, including adopting a public health approach, creating safe places to report violence, and replacing mandatory arrest and charging policies and protocols
- Community safety and wellbeing strategies, including developing gender-based violence and by-stander intervention education campaigns and including rural communities in decision-making procedures
- Gun control policies, including revoking or suspending licenses for those suspected of violent behaviour and reducing gun trafficking
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- Policing reforms to support victims that address duty of care and communication when working with victims
- Policing system reforms for working with victims, including victim management responses and communication systems
- Developing a national action plan for mental health care, mental health literacy, and support services for victims
- Addressing barriers reporting gender-based and intimate partner violence
- Strategies to support affected communities, such as creating peer support groups
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| London truck attack |
- Address Islamophobia through training, education, and updating government policies and procedures
- Education around Islamophobia
- Develop legislation addressing online hate and social media algorithms
- Develop police hate crimes units
- Increase funding to initiatives addressing Islamophobia
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| James Smith Cree Nation stabbings |
- Assign consistent correctional case managers, increase elder and program availability in corrections, ensure domestic-violence-specific programming before release, and improve health/mental health service staffing
- Fully staff RCMP specialized units (Warrant Enforcement, Crime Reduction, Trafficking Response), prioritize high-risk domestic violence offenders, and share “Most Wanted” lists with detachments and First Nations leadership
- Create a national alerting system with a dangerous person category; ensure house numbering, street signs, and updated mapping for emergency response
- Standardize domestic violence risk assessment tools for CSC and PBC staff, train psychologists in validated DV assessment methods, and improve Board member training on DV risk factors
- Notify local police and First Nations when offenders with community ties are unlawfully at large; engage First Nations in elder recruitment for rehabilitation programs
- Expand community-based programs addressing addictions, adverse childhood experiences, IPV, traditional parenting, and victim services; advertise services to both offenders and residents
- Develop programs for family and community support persons to help create safe reintegration environments for offenders
- Build sustained RCMP–community relationships, encourage safe/anonymous crime reporting, and maintain regular updates between police and leadership on public safety threats
- Increase hiring of Elders in corrections and expand culturally relevant programming for Indigenous offenders to reduce reoffending and strengthen community healing
- Ensure offenders and communities have access to timely medical and mental health care, with follow-up by parole officers to support continuity of care
- Provide residents with community resource guides, ensure visibility of available services, and promote community-wide engagement in safety planning
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