Cyberbullying
Together we can stop cyberbullying
Get information and tips on what to do if this issue affects you or someone you care about.
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What is cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is the use of computers, smartphones or other connected devices to embarrass, hurt, mock, threaten or be mean to someone online.
It is a serious problem that affects young people every day. Three out of ten Canadian youth say they have been cyberbullied before. Cyberbullying hurts, and can have a negative impact on the self-esteem, relationships, and future lives of those involved.
Resources for parents, caregivers, and educators
Learn what to do if your child is a target or involved in cyberbullying in any way.
There are things you can do to prevent and deal with cyberbullying if it happens to someone you care about. Together, we can stop cyberbullying. Learn more about resources for parents, caregivers, and educators
Booklets
Booklet for teachers and parents of kids aged 6-11
Find additional information in this booklet for parents/caregivers of kids aged 6-11
Booklet for teachers and parents of kids aged 12-17
Find additional information in this booklet for parents/caregivers of kids aged 12-17
Help for youth
Learn how to stop, deal with, and prevent cyberbullying. Learn more about help for youth.
Legal consequences of cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is not just hurtful — it can have serious legal consequences. Learn about the consequences you could face if you bully or harass someone online.
Online Dangers Virtual Panel
On February 8, 2022, Public Safety Canada held a virtual panel event titled Online Dangers: Cyberbullying and Online Child Sexual Exploitation. Our panel of experts included representatives from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, Kids Help Phone and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. If you missed it, you can read our FAQ.
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