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As part of the co-development and information-sharing phase of the Collaborative Process on the Second-Generation Cut-off and Section 10 Voting Thresholds, Canada aims to provide early and ongoing information to support Indigenous and First Nations rights-holders’ participation in consultation...

Based on the CRI development data, a total of 24,972 men first releases (4,850 Indigenous and 19,996 Non-Indigenous) were gathered over a six-year period (2006-07 to 2011-12) and followed-up for returns to federal custody for any offence within a 3-year period. Cramer’s V and Area under the Curve...

Previous research has illustrated the differences in substance use patterns among Indigenous and non-Indigenous women offenders. This study was conducted to examine substance use patterns among Indigenous and non-Indigenous women offenders over time.

The goal of the current study was to gain an understanding of the impacts that women's Healing Lodges have on Indigenous offenders, as well as the challenges that are currently facing the operation of these sites.

CSC remains committed to developing and maintaining a strong, inclusive, and diverse workforce that not only reflects the Canadian population, but also the populations we serve. We don’t just accept diversity – we celebrate it! We are making targeted efforts to recruit and retain diverse...

At time of admission to federal custody, the individual needs (e.g., education, employment, etc.) of offenders are systematically recorded. Internationally, these variables are contained in objective assessment procedures for classifying criminal offenders and formulating individualized...

Healing lodges are environments designed specifically for Indigenous offenders. They offer culturally appropriate services and programs to offenders in a way that incorporates Indigenous values, traditions and beliefs.

Substance use issues continue to be prevalent among women offenders, particularly Indigenous women.

This summary focuses on results for women. It is important to identify differences as they can inform CSC of areas for further examination and action to support a diverse offender population.