Volume 13 Number 9 * November 1998

"Mike Harris Goodbye Party": citizens protest Ontario government policies, Ottawa, October 17. Photo: Linda Archibald.

Don't like crime? See FEATURE SUPPLEMENT —Community Crime Prevention

• Hello Volunteer!
  Michael Wood by David Mills
• Compost Corner
  Compost Volunteers—Six Years On by Marion King
• Your Energy Questions
  What is a "heat load calculation" by Jonathan Ham
• New From Octopus
  Communitarian Economics Reviewed by Mike Kaulbars
• Housing Co-ops in Danger from Downloading by Richard Renshaw
• Nuclear Energy Green Again by Jeremy Whitlock
• Say "No Nukes!" by Debbie Grisdale
• Time to Speak Out for East Timor ETAN/Ottawa volunteer
• Youth Action Sought on Landmines by Sophie Nichol Sauve
• Ottawa Votes Down Sulphur by Geoff Hall
• Pierre Doré Goes for the World Record by Sharon Boddy
• Hemp Farming Starts Going Local by Ann Russell

SPECIAL FEATURE SUPPLEMENT — Community Crime Prevention

• Activist's Notebook:
  Why Don't They Do Something by Mike Kaulbars
• Web Watch
  Crime and Crime Prevention by Krishna Bera
• Peace and Eco Briefs
  Briefs by Kate Keating
• The Organic Gardener
  Crop Rotation and Pest Control by Ann Cleary
• Neighbourhood Watch: Watching Out For Each Other Articles and anecdotes compiled by Kate Keating
  • Crime perception in Belleville by Krishna E. Bera
  • Looking At Edwards Watch by Duncan Craig
  • Neighbourhood Watch in Cumberland by Pete Weston
  • Knowing Your Neighbourhood by Helene Dudas
• Grassroots Mediation Prevents Crime by David Mills
• Making Buildings Work to Prevent Crime by Sharon Boddy
• Volunteering for a Safer Community by Bernadette Pichette
• Community at Work in Crime Prevention by Hazel Jack
• Neighbourhoods Take Charge in Stopping Crime by Melissa McDonald
• Teaming Up to Get At the Roots of Crime Adapted from articles by Sergeant Syd Gravel and Sergeant Leo Janveau
• John School Helps Break the Cycle of Prostitution by Sharon Boddy
• Community Helps Prisoners Change Their Lives by Carla Brown
• Scanning Our Neighbourhood for Safety by Shelley Parlow

Our Thanks
This supplement was developed in cooperation and partnership with the Community Development Section of the Ottawa-Carleton Regional Police Service. We would also like to thank the Ottawa-Carleton Police Services Board for their support in funding the supplement.

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