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From reluctant recruit to Kingston Penitentiary warden: Donna Morrin’s life in corrections
When Donna Morrin first met the warden of Kingston Penitentiary in 1977, she thought it was the last job she would ever want. Twenty-five years later, the job was hers.
Paul Embury: The CSC investigator who never stopped searching
For 20 years at Millhaven Institution, Paul Embury followed fragments of information to uncover escape plots, drugs, violence and other threats.
CORCAN lays the foundation for the post wild-fire recovery in Jasper
Learn about CORCAN’s efforts to assist with the post wild-fire recovery in Jasper, Alberta
More than walls: As Millhaven marks 55 years, staff celebrate the people behind one of Canada’s most demanding institutions
Millhaven Institution is marking its 55th anniversary by looking back at the events that shaped its history and the dedicated staff who continue to shape its future.
Restorative justice in the land of a thousand hills: How a single letter became a catalyst for forgiveness in Rwanda
Discover how a former CSC chaplain Rev. Dr. Pierre Allard helped communities heal from unimaginable loss, and how a CSC colleague recently helped support that mission.
Wayne Buller’s journey to the North
Profile of Assistant Warden Wayne Buller and his time working in Nunavut with the territorial Justice Department.
An unexpected path to corrections: Joyce Seidel honoured with James A. Murphy CAC award
Joyce Seidel first became involved with the Correctional Service of Canada through her professional work. Now, she’s a trusted partner as a member of a Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC).
Half a canvas, one shared story: How art is connecting incarcerated artists to the community
Through a unique partnership between incarcerated artists and high school students, the ART & Justice project is reminding participants of their shared humanity on both sides of the prison walls.
Taking the plunge: CSC staff brave the cold for a good cause
CSC staff at the National Training Satellite Academy took the Polar Plunge to raise money for Special Olympics PEI.
Second chances in real time: How a speakers’ program for prison inmates is changing lives and minds
The LINKS program is a constant reminder that while participants can never undo what they’ve done, they can still do something meaningful with their lives.
