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There are 356 Aboriginal communities that have dedicated police services, employing 1,333 police officers. Public Safety Canada works with Aboriginal communities and its other partners to provide Aboriginal communities with policing services that respect their ways of life. Some of the policing services are self-administered while others are managed by the RCMP.

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Public Safety Canada promotes research on issues that affect the safety and security of Canadians.

We bring together experts from across government and academia to help us better understand the risks Canadians face, such as crime or natural disasters, and to develop knowledge-based solutions.

Public Safety Canada produces a variety of publications and does research in a number of areas, including:

Corrections

Crime prevention

Emergency management

Law enforcement

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