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Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers is thrilled to announce the launch of our redesigned website nlcrimestoppers.com.  

With its fresh look, the new website provides visitors with up-to-date information on unsolved crimes, our commitment to protect tipster anonymity and easy access to securely submit a tip. 

“On behalf of the Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers Board of Directors and Coordinators, we thank our amazing partner Verafin,” said David Taylor Chair of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers. “It is because of their hard work, dedication and continued support that we are proud to launch this new website.”

Verafin is the industry leader in Enterprise Financial Crime Management Solutions. They kindly donated the time and talents of graphic designers and web developers. 

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Crime Stoppers – Anonymous since 1992 in Newfoundland and Labrador

Thank you for your continued support and dedication as we work together to keep every member of our community safe.

Rus Thibault, Chief Municipal Enforcement Officer and Loriann Leyte-Peddle, NL Crime Stoppers Exploits Valley Branch President

The Athletics NorthEast brought some Christmas cheer to the staff and volunteers of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers this week.

Representatives of the running club brought a donation of $1000 to support the ongoing work of the provincial anonymous tip program.

Thank you Athletics NorthEast for this important contribution to the safety of our communities. Merry Christmas.

Left to right: Rod Pike, Athletics Northeast; Joe Lake, NL Crime Stoppers Board Member; Kathy Ducey, NL Crime Stoppers Coordinator and Thelma Careen, Athletics Northeast.

The theme this year is “Creating Partnerships Against Crime”

The foundation of Crime Stoppers is the partnership between the community, law enforcement and media. Crime Stoppers works to educate the public and create awareness on illegal activities in an effort to help promote the Canadian values of safety, empowerment and inclusion.   Creating awareness and mobilizing Canadians in reporting suspicious or criminal activity anonymously requires a network of partners working together for a common end.

Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers thanks its many partners for their continued support and look forward to growing the program in the year ahead.

Messages celebrating Crime Stoppers month are appearing across the province!

Thank you City of Mount Pearl , Pattison Outdoor, EC Boone Ltd. , VOCM, St. John’s Convention Centre and the Town of Happy Valley Goose Bay for your continued support of the NL Crime Stoppers program.

Keep your eyes peeled everyone! #HelpingAllCommunitiesStaySafe