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Healing Lodges improve women's dynamic risk and offer unique opportunities for gradual reintegration.

Healing Lodges and culturally-specific interventions offer benefits that support offender reintegration for men.

Our study was the first to comprehensively examine differences between First Nations and Métis women. Differences in offending patterns, criminogenic need, and other areas suggest that further consideration of diversity among Aboriginal women – in addition to that between Aboriginal and...

The Dynamic Factors Identification and Analysis-Revised (DFIA-R) tool is a key component of the offender intake assessment used by the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC). This research brief summarizes key findings of two large-scale research projects validating the revised tool and exploring...

Women sex offenders have high needs in the personal/emotional and family/marital domains. Completing the women’s sex offender program increases offender skills.

The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) believes in changing lives and protecting Canadians. Join our team to make a difference in your community!

To ensure Correctional Service Canada (CSC) hires the right people for the job, it bases its selection process on merit and the standards of:fairness, transparency, efficiency.

An Act respecting corrections and the conditional release and detention of offenders and to establish the office of Correctional Investigator.

Regulations Respecting Corrections and the Conditional Release and Detention of Offenders.

Regulatory cooperation is a process where governments work together to: adopt international standards, harmonize or align regulations, share information and experiences, reduce unnecessary regulatory differences, eliminate duplicative requirements and processes.