TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers

TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers is the first show of its kind! Every Sunday at 12 PM, join your host Julia Vellucci as she takes you in-depth about the Peel Crime Stoppers Organization and their work in the community to create awareness about crime and safety and giving people the tools to protect themselves from all forms of crime. This show will educate listeners about how Peel Crime Stoppers has been helping the community for over 20 years. Many people may know the name Crime Stoppers, but not everyone knows exactly what they do. Crime Stoppers is a non-profit, community-based charitable program involving the cooperative efforts of the community, the media, and the police in the fight against crime. Crime Stoppers encourages the public to call with information concerning crimes that have been committed, are being committed, or are about to be committed. A civillian-led Board of Directors provides direction as to the financial and promotional activities of the program. TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers will help demonstrate the impact they have had in communities not only in Peel region but local communities across North America with the other Crime Stopper chapters. Every week, TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers will provide crucial and relevant information in the areas of crime and crime prevention. Tips by Peel Crime Stoppers work in partnership with the Peel Police to ensure our information is up to date and coming directly from the men and women of law enforcement who work in the community every day. Each week, we want to better inform our listeners with guests affiliated with the areas of crime prevention. Whether it be from Crime Stoppers organization directly, the media, or the police, you won’t want to miss the great insight they have to provide. Lastly, the show will leave you with important tips that will help ensure safety for yourself and your loved ones.

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  TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 125 - 50 Episodes Later, & One Year Behind The Mic

  Aug 16, 202655 min

  In this special episode of TIPS, host Julia Vellucci celebrates hitting the 50 episode milestone the same day she marks one year as host of this podcast. Julia reflects on her journey from Episode 75 to Episode 125, the growth she's experienced as a journalist, writer and broadcaster and the lessons she's learned from speaking with experts, community leaders, advocates and public safety professionals. This episode also features snippets of four of her favourite past interviews including Cal Millar, retired Toronto Star general assignment reporter and longtime Crime Stoppers advocate and the Honourable Julian Fantino, retired police executive and former federal cabinet minister. Past interviews with Emily Murray, legal director at Luke’s Place and Pamela Barnum, former undercover police officer, federal prosecutor and trust expert, are also showcased. As Julia looks back on her first year behind the microphone, she reflects on the people and conversations that have shaped her journey and looks ahead to another year of TIPS and continued community-focused conversations.

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  TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 124 - Creating Safer Communities: Reconciliation, Inclusion, & Student Safety

  Aug 9, 202655 min

  In this episode of TIPS, host Julia Vellucci explores how collaboration, education and inclusion help build safer communities. In recognition of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, Julia is joined by Rebecca Laforme, a member of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation who works with the City of Mississauga in Heritage Planning and Indigenous Relations. Together, they discuss the importance of Indigenous perspectives in community-building, reconciliation, relationship-building with public institutions, and creating safer communities through understanding and partnership.The episode also features a conversation with Dr. Elic Chan, Research Associate and Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of British Columbia, focused on international student safety as students prepare for a new school year. They discuss the challenges international students may face when navigating a new country, the importance of awareness and support systems, and how communities can help students feel safe, informed, and connected. Through two important conversations, this episode highlights the role that education, trust, and community partnerships play in creating safer spaces for everyone.

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  TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 123 - Beyond the Backpack: Back to School Safety, & Well-Being

  Aug 2, 202653 min

  As students and families prepare for the return to school just a month away, this episode of TIPS explores the emotional and social side of back-to-school transitions. Host Julia Vellucci is joined by Rachel Ginsberg, registered social worker and psychotherapist and Heather Ferguson, registered clinical counsellor, to discuss building resilience, managing change, supporting youth, navigating bullying, and creating healthy relationships. Together, they share practical advice for students, parents, and caregivers on preparing for the school year with confidence, connection, and emotional well-being in mind.Any claims/complaints arising from the information provided in the show/podcast are subject to the laws of Canada and need to be made within Canadian jurisdiction.

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  TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 122 - Community First: Leadership Beyond the Badge

  Jul 26, 202647 min

  In this episode of TIPS, host Julia Vellucci is joined by Ingrid Berkeley, former Deputy Chief of Peel Regional Police and the highest-ranking Black female police officer in Canada at the time of her retirement. Drawing on her remarkable 34-year policing career, Ingrid reflects on the evolution of policing, the importance of community trust, diversity and inclusion in leadership, crime prevention through education and partnerships and the lasting impact of public service.Together, they discuss breaking barriers, mentoring future generations, strengthening relationships between police and the communities they serve, and why leadership extends far beyond a uniform. Ingrid also shares her thoughts on the future of policing, supporting youth, and the legacy she hopes to leave behind. This episode highlights how safer communities are built not only through enforcement, but through trust, collaboration, representation, and a lifelong commitment to serving others.

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  TIPS by Peel Crime Stoppers - Epi 122 - Community First: Leadership Beyond the Badge

  Jul 26, 202647 minS0

  In this episode of TIPS, host Julia Vellucci is joined by Ingrid Berkeley, former Deputy Chief of Peel Regional Police and the highest-ranking Black female police officer in Canada at the time of her retirement. Drawing on her remarkable 34-year policing career, Ingrid reflects on the evolution of policing, the importance of community trust, diversity and inclusion in leadership, crime prevention through education and partnerships and the lasting impact of public service.Together, they discuss breaking barriers, mentoring future generations, strengthening relationships between police and the communities they serve, and why leadership extends far beyond a uniform. Ingrid also shares...

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