TELUS Wise for police

Keeping citizens safe in our digital world

We're proud to partner with Police Services and School Resource Officers (SROs) from across the country to help keep their citizens safe online with TELUS Wise.

Free cyber-safety resources and workshop materials for your police service

Endorsed by the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, TELUS Wise is a free educational program that empowers Canadians to stay safe in our digital world. Over 200,000 Canadians have participated in our workshops to date and police services from across the country are using our materials to help deliver cyber safety messages in their communities.

Take advantage of TELUS Wise at no cost

Equip officers / SROs with compelling workshop material

Reduce officer time spent on building presentations, freeing them to focus on policing and engaging with their community. We can train your officers to deliver our workshops via a virtual web conference and will provide them with all required presentations and scripts.

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Participate in our Smart Social campaign

Request free cyber-safety posters for schools in your community, and webcam covers for students. Developed with the CACP, the posters (6 varieties) provide practical tips for being smart on social media.

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Share TELUS Wise resources in your community

Sharing information and raising awareness can help create change. Explore our resources on online safety, privacy and security, cyberbullying, distracted driving and more, and share them within your community.

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Get your community involved with our workshops

Invite a TELUS Wise Ambassador to deliver a free TELUS Wise workshop at your community events. We offer workshops for Canadians of all ages.

Learn more about our workshops

Want to take advantage of TELUS Wise?

Request Smart Social campaign materials, book a workshop or request a training session for your officers.

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