N.B. Crime Stoppers / Échec au crime N.-B.

11/11/2026

Lest We Forget / N’oublions jamais 🪖🎖️

11/07/2026

Du 23 au 25 octobre 2026, les différents chapitres d’Échec au crime du N.-B. se sont réunis dans la belle région du Restigouche à l’occasion de l’Assemblée générale annuelle (AGA).

Cette rencontre a été une belle occasion de faire le bilan de la dernière année, de souligner les réalisations de chacun, d’échanger des idées et de partager nos expériences afin de continuer à faire avancer notre mission commune.

Un immense merci à tous les bénévoles qui, année après année, donnent généreusement de leur temps pour faire vivre le programme Échec au crime. Votre engagement contribue à rendre nos communautés plus sécuritaires.

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On October 23-25, 2026, the various Crime Stoppers chapters from across New Brunswick gathered in the beautiful Restigouche region for their Annual General Meeting (AGM).

This gathering was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the past year, recognize each chapter’s accomplishments, exchange ideas, and share experiences as we continue working together toward our common mission.

A heartfelt thank you to all the volunteers who generously dedicate their time, year after year, to keeping the Crime Stoppers program alive and thriving. Your commitment helps make our communities safer places to live.

11/06/2026

A big thank you to Oromocto-Gagetown Crime Stoppers members Doreen Pollen, Terry Pollen, Les Hall, and Moe Dube for pitching in at the bi-annual Town of Oromocto Wetland clean-up! 🗑️🌲

While our volunteers regularly pick up litter during their everyday walks, coming together twice a year as a Chapter is a great way to show our support for keeping Oromocto's trails clean and beautiful.

Of course, they had plenty of company along the way—from ducks, geese, and squirrels to friendly chipmunks looking for peanuts and treats! 🐿️🦆 They also kept an eye out for the trail's famous painted rocks and even spotted Mario on this trip! 🎨🍄

10/31/2026

N.B. Crime Stoppers will continue to accept tips by phone, online using the secure web form, and via the mobile app.

Crime Stoppers in New Brunswick operates independently from other Crime Stoppers programs in the country. To clarify recent media reports, we are a member (not a chapter) of the Canadian Crime Stoppers Association, and we run autonomously from the national body.

Navigate360 (owners of P3) has advised us that third-party cybersecurity experts investigated the breach, identified vulnerabilities and completed remediation. The company also reports that additional security measures have been put in place throughout the application’s infrastructure. They also implemented mandatory two-factor authentication and password changes for all accounts, with ongoing monitoring and maintenance.

We at N.B. Crime Stoppers are reviewing retention policies, strengthening compliance checks, and assessing whether our technology providers meet the program’s security and operational requirements.

At this time, we feel the system is safe to use, and we are continuing operations as usual.

Response to Navigate360/P3 Data Breach.
Official Statement (PDF English): https://1800222.tips/4jHB4Nm

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Réponse à la fuite de données de Navigate360/P3.
Communiqué officiel (PDF Français) : https://1800222.tips/3UOKgoX

10/30/2026

PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT: Spike in suspected overdoses

The Fredericton Police Force (FPF) is warning the public of a concerning spike in suspected overdoses in the community.

Since Wednesday morning, FPF has responded to 17 calls for service related to suspected overdoses as of approximately 9:30 a.m. this morning (Oct. 30), with medical/overdose calls continuing throughout the day. Some incidents have involved multiple people experiencing suspected overdoses at the same time, as well as back-to-back calls.

FPF urges people who use drugs to be especially cautious:

• Never use drugs alone.
• Carry naloxone and know how to use it.
• Avoid mixing substances.
• Call 911 immediately if someone becomes unresponsive or you suspect an overdose.

An overdose is a medical emergency. Call 911 immediately.

Editors note: These figures are approximate and have not yet been fully verified. At this time, there is not enough information to link the increase to any specific substance.

10/27/2026

N.B. Crime Stoppers fully supports the investigation to be conducted by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada pertaining to the Navigate360/P3 Data Breach. Our program and the public deserve answers.

https://www.priv.gc.ca/en/opc-news/news-and-announcements/2026/nr-c_261027/

Read our statement regarding the breach:

Official Statement (PDF English): https://1800222.tips/4jHB4Nm

Communiqué officiel (PDF Français) : https://1800222.tips/3UOKgoX

10/26/2026

Our promise was broken. We are working hard to regain your trust.

Response to Navigate360/P3 Data Breach.

Official Statement (PDF English): https://1800222.tips/4jHB4Nm

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Notre promesse a été rompue. Nous travaillons activement à regagner votre confiance.

Réponse à la fuite de données de Navigate360/P3.

Communiqué officiel (PDF Français) : https://1800222.tips/3UOKgoX

10/17/2026

The Capital Region Chapter of N.B. Crime Stoppers mourns the passing of David Melville Miller, a valued member of our organization, a former sailor for the Royal Canadian Navy, and later a Police Officer with the Fredericton Police Force and New Brunswick Highway Patrol. David was also a proud member of the Fredericton Retired Police Association and Royal Canadian Legion. David passed away Tuesday, October 13 at the age of 86.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to his wife, Lola, his children Mike, Rob, Corey, and all of his extended family. David’s service to his community and connection to Crime Stoppers will be remembered with respect and gratitude.

Arrangements have been entrusted to York Funeral Home, 302 Brookside Drive, Fredericton, NB. A Graveside Service will be held at the Marysville Baptist Church Cemetery Extension at a later date.

Obituary: https://www.yorkfh.com/obituaries/David-Melville-Miller?obId=49870417

10/10/2026

Life in the isles of Fundy - Campobello, Grand Manan, and Deer Island - is built on hard work, independence, and watching out for each other.

View Video on YouTube: https://1800222.tips/3VExRUP

Our islands are close-knit. That’s our greatest strength. But when crime happens, it can also make speaking up feel complicated.

Whether it’s stolen fishing gear, property damage, or illicit activity moving through our harbours —staying silent doesn't protect the community. It only protects the perpetrator.

With N.B. Crime Stoppers, you never have to put your name on the line. Every tip is anonymous. We don’t trace calls. We don’t record numbers. You will never testify in court.

You share what you know, not who you are. And if your information helps solve a case, you could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.

If you have information on crime throughout the Fundy Isles or any community in New Brunswick, contact N.B. Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-8477, or online at https://www.crimenb.ca. You can also download the P3 Tips Mobile App. Remember, we want your information - not your name. We promise anonymity!

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10/07/2026

The Southeast NB Chapter of Crime Stoppers participated in the Fire Prevention Open House at the Riverview Fire Station on Saturday, October 3, 2026. Visitors got an up-close look at fire, rescue, & EMS equipment, learned about lithium-ion battery safety, enjoyed a pancake breakfast, and learned more about Crime Stoppers in the area. Our very own Mr. Tips made an appearance, along with our valued volunteers Sami El Ouazzani, Gaston Hebert, Danny Bastarache, and Lee Anne Gibson.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by our table!