Pilot Project to Improve Child Protection at Winnipeg Facilities

The city of Winnipeg, Man., is partnering with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection on a pilot project to limit predators’ access to children at city facilities. The aim of this project is to prevent children from being molested or illegally videotaped while enjoying public facilities by training staff to identify hidden digital devices. It will also help employees recognize unusual behavior, who to report it to, and how to intervene.

City councillor Jeff Browaty said he was approached earlier this year by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection. This partnership was likely brought on by the recent conviction of a man for placing a small camera in a changing room at the Pan Am Pool. The center says predators target public places like beaches and pools.

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