Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund

• Manitoba to install new CCTV cameras on city-owned properties in Dauphin

  The installation of the cameras is expected to help the city of Dauphin in addressing crime, whilst discouraging vandalism and break-ins.

  Canada

  Nov 17, 2023
  
• Criminal property funds to go toward northern Manitoba internet connections, province says

  Kelvin Goertzen announced that $100,000 from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund is earmarked for a project connecting remote First Nations communities with high-speed internet.

  Tech

  Jul 25, 2023
  
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• Manitoba government allocates funds for new technology to help child abuse investigators

  Thousands of dollars will go toward new tech and cryptocurrency software, as part of Manitoba's latest announcement to address instances of child abuse.

  Crime

  Jul 21, 2023
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• Brandon to get criminal forfeiture cash

  The Brandon Police Service and Brandon Bear Clan will receive a chunk of the province's Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund for community and law enforcement purchases.

  Crime

  May 18, 2023
• Manitoba to flip crime property into family homes

  Manitoba announced Wednesday that homes seized through the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund will be converted into affordable housing in Winnipeg's Point Douglas neighbourhood.

  Crime

  May 17, 2023
• Manitoba to revamp Neighbourhood Watch program with $46,000 in funding

  Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced Tuesday that $46,000 in funding, via the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund, will be given to the police community relations unit.

  Crime

  Aug 30, 2022
• $1.27M in criminal proceeds going towards multiple Sask. police agencies, victims fund

  More than $578,000 of the funds will be given to Saskatchewan police forces and the other half will be deposited into the Victims’ Fund in accordance with legislation. 

  Canada

  Mar 30, 2022
• Regina Sexual Assault Centre launching pilot project in Moose Jaw: ‘There was a need’

  The Regina Sexual Assault Centre hopes to have their new position filled by the end of the year.

  Canada

  Sep 25, 2020
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• ‘Crime doesn’t pay’: criminal property forfeiture fund provides $130K to Brandon Police

  The investment includes more than $86,000 for a drone, $20,000 for night-vision goggles, $18,000 for gas masks, and $8,000 for the youth cadet program.

  Crime

  May 5, 2019