Disclosure of transfer payment program under $5 million (2015-2016)
Name of transfer payment program | Correctional Service of Canada’s National Infrastructure Contribution Program |
End date | March 31, 2016 |
Type of transfer payment | Contribution |
Link to department's Program Alignment Architecture | 1.0 Custody / 1.4 Institutional Services / 1.4.2 Accommodation Services |
Main objective | Enabling the agency to enter into contribution agreements with provinces, territories, municipalities, and non-profit organizations, towards construction done by those bodies, where the agency cannot otherwise do so in a reasonable and cost-effective manner |
Planned spending for 2015–16 | $5.68M |
Fiscal year of last completed evaluation | N/A |
General targeted recipient groups | Provinces, territories, municipalities, and non-profit organizations |
Name of transfer payment program | Grant to the University of Saskatchewan for Forensic Research Centre |
End date | |
Type of transfer payment | Grant |
Link to department's Program Alignment Architecture | 1.0 Custody / 1.3 Institutional Health Services / 1.3.1 Clinical Health Services |
Main objective | The purpose of this grant is to encourage graduate psychology students to choose the specialty of Forensic Psychiatry and thereby increase the pool of potential employees for CSC |
Planned spending for 2015–16 | $122,000 |
Fiscal year of last completed evaluation | 2010-2011 |
General targeted recipient groups | University of Saskatchewan, graduate Psychology Students |
Name of transfer payment program | Grant to the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine for a psychiatric residency seat |
End date | |
Type of transfer payment | Grant |
Link to department's Program Alignment Architecture | 1.0 Custody / 1.3 Institutional Health Services / 1.3.1 Clinical Health Services |
Main objective | The grant creates an incentive for a psychiatric resident to work for the CSC (at the Regional Psychiatric Centre) when he/she is licensed as a psychiatrist. The benefit to the University of Saskatchewan is that it is able to admit an additional resident to its psychiatry program. |
Planned spending for 2015–16 | $160,000 |
Fiscal year of last completed evaluation | 2010-2011 |
General targeted recipient groups | University of Saskatchewan, Medical Students |