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LINKED lifestyle: Instilling healthy living practices in CSC recruits
Andriy Tyshkevych shares how the LINKED wellness program instills healthy habits and routines into new recruits as part of the Correctional Training Program.
The connector: How Kim Ezzard turned a correctional career into a launchpad for change
After more than three decades with Correctional Service Canada, Kim Ezzard has learned that meaningful change often starts with something simple: a conversation, a shared activity, and the chance to have a rare mental break from the intensity of prison life.
Mike Morin: The badge guy with the biggest heart
At CSC’s national headquarters, there’s one person almost everyone sees throughout their career: Mike Morin, the man who hands out security badges with a warm smile and a steady handshake.
Linking arms: How chaplains support staff and offenders in rehabilitation
Chaplains play a crucial role within institutions as part of an interdisciplinary team that ensures safety and rehabilitation.
Faces of CSC: Jessica Seip
Jessica Seip brings her experience in the community to William Head Institution.
Inside the world of crisis negotiation
When tensions spike behind prison walls, Correctional Service Canada’s crisis teams work together to resolve high-risk incidents safely.
How Correctional Officer Ashley Singh built a career based on compassion, commitment and service
Beginning as a volunteer, Ashley Singh represents CSC with pride and looks to be a role model for aspiring correctional workers.
From hockey phenom to corrections trailblazer: The story of John Mentis
From small-town rinks to the front lines of corrections, John Mentis broke barriers as one of Canada’s first Black federal correctional officers.
A symbol of excellence: CORCAN develops awards and receives praise
CORCAN partners with the Real Property Institute of Canada (RPIC) to design their 2025 awards.
Carrying the torch: Regional Sergeant Major Michael Cadorin
Michael Cadorin follows in his grandfather’s footsteps at Matsqui Institution.
Good decisions and second chances: How Ian Brewster is building safer communities in Nova Scotia
Parole Officer Supervisor Ian Brewster uses his experience and perspective to help change lives in the community.
John Chinnery: The man who never stopped showing up
John Chinnery’s 34 years of volunteer service show the transformative impact of showing up for the men in CSC’s Pacific institutions.
