You are invited to join us for an information session on fraud prevention. To register to attend this event please click the link below. When: Thursday March 30, 2023 @ 7 PM Where: MS Live Registration Link: https://uoft.me/FraudTPS

The following tips can help you use transit systems more safely. Be intentional – plan your route before you go Know your exits on the platform Know where the platform emergency phone/waiting area is located at your stops Be aware Move as briskly as you can – look like you know where you are going Use only one earbud so you can hear what is happening around you Don’t be so engrossed in your book/phone that you miss movements around you Look up every 5 minutes Pay attention Is there something happening on the platform/bus/train? Is someone paying you undue attention? Look out for others too – is someone else experiencing uncomfortable or harrasing behaviour? Can you move closer or make it obvious that you are watching? Check in with yourself – are you feeling uncomfortable/anxious? Should you wait for the next bus or train? Should you contact a friend/family member? Do you need to move closer to the driver or conductor? If you get off the bus/train, will you be in a populated station or area? Every transit provider has safety measures and suggestions in place: TTC https://www.ttc.ca/riding-the-ttc/safety-and-security/travelling-safely GO Transit https://www.gotransit.com/en/travelling-with-us/safety-and-security/safety-tips Use the emergency strips to stop the train and bring an Operator to a location of concern TTC buses (but not streetcars) offer a Request Stop program. You need to give the Operator at least one stop’s notice and must get off using the front door: The Request Stop program is available to all customers travelling alone by bus between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. Request Stop allows any customer feeling vulnerable to get off the bus between regular TTC stops. Use the U of T Safety app’s “Friend Walk” feature so that a trusted person can “walk” with you and alert 911 to your location if something happens to you. Not feeling comfortable with another passenger on the bus/streetcar? Move to the door closest to the driver, Wait for everyone else to get off before you at the next stop, if possible If the person causing you concern follows you off the stop, get right back on the bus/streetcar

Broadcast Time: 14:30 Date: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 Type: Community Safety Alert (CSA) The University of Toronto Campus Safety Special Constable Service would like to make the U of T community aware of a recent phishing attempt. THIS IS NOT A LEGITIMATE EMAIL NOR A U OF T AFFILIATED EMAIL ADDRESS. For additional information on phishing emails please visit the ITS Phish Bowl. Email Example Dear student, Our records show that you have not made your payment for the 2022-2023 Fall-Winter session. Please make your payment by the end of this week to avoid a service charge It is strongly recommended that you make regular payments to reduce the balance on your student account and thus reduce the amount of service charges incurred. Please Contect Busry On EmailAddress: UtorontoBusry@accountant.com On ow to make your payment a financial hold will be placed on student accounts with unpaid balances for the 2022-2023 in 24hours Sincerely, University Registrar University of Toronto © 2022 University of Toronto

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