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Services and information
Who is a victim of crime?
Information on how a victim of crime is defined under Canadian law.
Information available to victims
Details on information available to registered victims of crime from the PBC.
How to register as a victim
How to register to receive information from the PBC, such as offender review dates for parole.
Participating in the parole process as a victim
How to submit information, attend a PBC hearing, present a victim statement, and more.
Frequently asked questions by victims about parole
Answers to some of the most commonly asked questions by victims about the parole process.
Contact Us
Need assistance? Contact a PBC Regional Communications Officer in your region.
Submit a complaint
Learn how to file a complaint if you feel that the Parole Board of Canada has infringed (violated) or denied your rights under the Canadian Victims Bill of Rights.
Frequently asked questions about the complaint process
Answers to some of the most commonly asked questions by victims about the complaint process.
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Victim Services - Video Tutorial
Learn about information services available to victims of crime from the Parole Board of Canada.
Virtual Tour of a Hearing Room
Learn about what happens at a parole hearing and what to expect as a victim if you attend one.
Victims - Statement Checklist
It's not easy to write about painful experiences, so this checklist may help you get started.
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