Latest news, features, and platform expansions
Public bodies are codifying short default retention, automated deletion and role‑based access for camera systems, aligning with regulator guidance and reducing risk if systems are compromised.
Detectives credit a corner‑store camera with capturing a distinctive decal on a suspect vehicle, turning a stalled case into an arrest after a month‑long manhunt.
A three‑meeting series produced concrete tweaks to the city’s camera policy—narrower fields of view, shorter retention, and better signage—illustrating how resident input improves both privacy and effectiveness.
Our new AI-powered video analysis tools help law enforcement agencies quickly identify relevant footage and extract valuable insights.
A voluntary registry that maps camera locations and contacts—not live feeds—has become a go‑to tool for time‑sensitive investigations and missing‑person searches, while relying on consent, narrow requests and short retention.
Our new community engagement program aims to build stronger connections between camera owners, law enforcement, and neighborhood safety organizations.
We’re excited to announce that five new cities in Ontario have officially joined the Canvass Global network, expanding our coverage to over 30 municipalities across the province.