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If you have any information about Dylan's disappearance, please report tips to MissingKids.ca or Truro Police Service at (902) 895-5351. Learn more about Dylan here: alert.missingkidsalert.ca/view/2867

Do your kids know how to respond if they see inappropriate content online? This free comic book can help you teach your child what to do if they see this content. Find Zoe and Molly Stuck in a Weird Spot at ZoeandMolly.ca!

Deepfakes and AI-generated nudes may be fake images, but the harm they cause is real. Learn more about this technology, and how to talk to your kids about it at ProtectKidsOnline.ca.

A huge thank you to the Internet Watch Foundation's Policy Manager Sumaiya Zahoor for her visit to C3P! Together, we discussed important policy issues and shared insights related to our common goal of protecting children in online spaces.

If you have any information about Cynthia, please report tips to MissingKids.ca

Technology evolves every day and keeping up is challenging. Sign up for Cybertip.ca Alerts to stay informed of trends in online harms and tips to help keep your kids safe.

NeedHelpNow.ca offers support and step-by-step guidance if you need help getting your nude images or videos removed from the internet. For more info, check out NeedHelpNow.ca

If you have any information about Hamza, please report tips to MissingKids.ca or call Baker Lake RCMP at 867-793-0123.
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Sharing your child’s milestones, summer vacation pics, or family moments on your social media may seem harmless, but it does come with safety risks. Learn more about “Sharenting” at ProtectKidsOnline.ca.

Online child sexual exploitation is an ongoing threat. Find out what you can do as a parent or caregiver to keep your children safer online and protect them from grooming and sextortion: www.canada.ca/en/public-sa... #OnlineSafety

Summer is finally here, and C3P wishes educators, school staff, and students a very safe and happy summer!

If you're taking part in #CanadaDay festivities with your kids, consider these safety tips.

When a child goes missing, immediate and coordinated action is vital. Our Community Action Plan is a free resource that highlights steps communities can take to work together during a search effort. Find it at MissingKids.ca.

Ep 6: Showdown Arachnid: Hunting the web’s darkest secrets · Episode

“How much worse does the problem need to get before [tech] are finally going to step up and help?” – Survivor of child sexual abuse material.

Listen to the finale of Arachnid, which explores the impact tech regulations could have on survivors, here: open.spotify.com/episode/2tmV...

Two book covers in Cree and Ojibwe.

Today, we celebrate the traditions and cultures of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities! We had the honour of translating one of our most popular storybooks into Cree and Ojibwe. Read Ká yá itamacihoyan / Gichi-inamanji’owinan Bi-ayaawan Zhigo Bagidinigaadewan on protectchildren.ca. #NIPD2025

Online sexual violence is a threat to young people, but help is not far. To learn more about the harms youth face online and what you can do about it, check out Cybertip.ca.

Ep 5: Willful Blindness Arachnid: Hunting the web’s darkest secrets · Episode

Listen to the latest episode of Arachnid, “Willful Blindness,” to hear from experts and survivors on how tech can do more to prevent child sexual abuse material distribution.

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Ep 5: Willful Blindness Arachnid: Hunting the web’s darkest secrets · Episode

Australia's eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, describes safety by design perfectly in todays ep. “You don’t build a city in a desert, not understanding where the water sources are, where you’re going to put the sewage — you make it safe by design.”

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If you have any information about Richard, or any missing person from the database, report tips to MissingKids.ca.

Ep 4: On the Hotseat Arachnid: Hunting the web’s darkest secrets · Episode

Heartbreaking words from a survivor in today's Arachnid episode: “It dawned on me that my worst nightmare has occurred. That this had spread everywhere, & that anyone at any time could go & view it if they wanted, & that I am never ever going to escape from it.”

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Abusers use the internet to profit from illegal content — and to create more of it. @liannamcdonald.bsky.social of @cdnchildprotect.bsky.social is targeting the tech harming kids.

🎧 Arachnid, from TVO Podcasts, @ijbstories.bsky.social, @thestar.com, and Piz Gloria Productions. apple.co/arachnid

Parents, help build your children's safety competence with My First Safety Book! Check out the free activity book here:
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STATEMENT: the Strong Borders Act would help streamline Canada’s police response to online crimes against children Statement on behalf of Lianna McDonald, Executive Director for the Canadian Centre for Child Protection

All of us @cdnchildprotect.bsky.social look forward to continuing to work with the federal government to support online child protection measures and welcome the opportunity to contribute critical information to further strengthen this bill at the committee stage 👏
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Episode Three - The Evidence Catcher Arachnid: Hunting the web’s darkest secrets · Episode

Rob Cribb beautifully weaves heartbreaking emotion and powerful hope through survivors’ experiences in this week’s episode of Arachnid. Thank you for the care and attention you bring to reporting on these issues Rob ❤️ @ijbstories.bsky.social

Listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/7Mi9...

C3P had the privilege of hosting child protection experts Dr. Elly Hanson, Prof. Jon Rouse, retired SSA Jim Cole, and @mike-salter.bsky.social in the last few weeks. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. The work you do is changing survivors' lives and we are so lucky to learn from the best!

Every child deserves to be safe, loved, and protected, always. #Pride

"Offenders go where the kids are." — Jacques Marcoux (@cdnchildprotect.bsky.social). Does gaming have a predator problem? @spaikin.bsky.social asks @drkowert.bsky.social and Ann Shin, director of @tvodocs.bsky.social "Dangerous Games," tonight at 8/11pm

Arachnid: Hunting the web’s darkest secrets True Crime Podcast · Weekly Series · What if the worst thing that ever happened to you plays out every day, countless times, on anonymous computer screens all over the world.  Everyday tens of millio...

📣The first 2 episodes of @tvotoday.bsky.social's "Arachnid: Hunting the web's darkest secrets" are out now! C3P's Lianna McDonald and Lloyd Richardson join host Rob Cribb to unpack how Project Arachnid helps pave the way in the battle against CSAM.
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Professor John Rouse, Jim Cole, C3P director of technology Lloyd Richardson, Dr. Michael Salter, and Dr. Elly Hanson stand in front of Canadian Centre for Child Protection (C3P) logo.

Important information sharing this week with our visitors Dr. Michael Salter, Dr. Elly Hanson, Professor John Rouse & Jim Cole. We’re extremely appreciative of your dedication & passion for researching child sexual exploitation online and helping us move the needle to protect the world’s children.

If your child ever goes missing, we can help. Get the guidance you need or help bring a child home by visiting MissingKids.ca. #MissingChildrensDay2025