Odd Squad Productions is a non-profit society and charitable organization which was created in 1997 by seven Vancouver City Police officers.

OSP developed a unique approach to community policing, crime prevention, and public education that addresses some of the major social problems affecting our community. Odd Squad’s approach to tackling these issues is accomplished by using reality-based/documentary video imagery as an educational tool. Having a close connection to the streets of the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver (DTES) has given OSP access to the real life, and often tragic stories, that are at the core of the productions. OSP ascribes to the notion that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". The goal of OSP is to educate and inform ‘at-risk’ groups throughout our province on the dangers of substance abuse and other anti-social and criminal behavior.

To educate the public about the devastating effects that high- risk behavior has on members of our community.

Today’s youth are faced with difficult choices, enormous peer pressure, and more readily available and potent mind-altering drugs, than at any other time in history.

Odd Squad creates high-quality, reality-based documentaries designed to give youth the knowledge to avoid the pitfalls of drug abuse and other life-altering anti-social and criminal behavior and to assist them in making rational choices about a wide range of social problems.