Change of Command Ceremony at the Crowne Plaza in Moncton
News release
Thursday, May 30, 2019 – Moncton, New Brunswick – Correctional Service Canada
On May 28, 2019, the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) held a Change of Command Ceremony at the Crowne Plaza in Moncton. This occasion marked the change in command from the outgoing Regional Deputy Commissioner, Kevin Snedden, to the incoming Regional Deputy Commissioner, Jay Pyke.
The ceremony reinforces the responsibility of leadership in the role of Regional Deputy Commissioner. It represents the symbolic passing of responsibility, authority, and accountability from one correctional leader to another.
This ceremony is an important tradition for CSC. It reaffirms the incoming leader’s pledge to support CSC’s mission and contribute to the safety and security of the public, employees and offenders.
Quotes
“It is with confidence in each member of the Service within the Atlantic Region and the broader organization as a whole that I am certain we will continue to be a world leader in the reintegration of offenders and in protecting our citizens. I am grateful and honored to be working with such dedicated and professional staff who are committed to working collaboratively to achieve our corporate results.” Jay Pyke, Regional Deputy Commissioner, Atlantic Region, Correctional Service Canada
Quick facts
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The Change of Command Ceremony is a tradition of CSC. The tradition was revived in 2009 by former CSC Commissioner Don Head.
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CSC’s Atlantic Regional Headquarters is located in Moncton, N.B.
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CSC operate five institutions in the Atlantic Region - four for men and one for women.
For more information, please visit CSC’s Web site www.csc-scc.gc.ca.
Contacts
Shelley Lawrence
Media Relations Officer
Regional Headquarters - Atlantic, Correctional Service Canada
506-851-3955
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