Offenders in the Prairie Region are building houses to hone their construction skills and give back to their communities. Read the latest edition of Let’s Talk to learn more about this CORCAN project:

(1/3) “You’re seeing a visible impact on what you’re doing.”. Meet Jeff, a Detector Dog Handler and Institutional Search Specialist at our Drumheller Institution in Drumheller, Alberta.

(2/3) For Jeff, every day is different and he shares what his favourite part of his job is. Spoiler alert! It’s working with his K-9 partner. Jeff works hard every day to keep our institutions and Canadians safe. Jeff, thank you for your service!.

(3/3) Learn more about Jeff’s important work, in his own words, by watching our latest video here:

RT @Safety_Canada: This week marks the 20th anniversary of Victims Week and our National Office for Victims. Learn more about our central r….

(1/2) Are you the victim of someone serving a sentence of two years or more? If so, please be aware that CSC provides information to victims and survivors of crime about the offender that harmed them.

(2/2) To learn more about how to access CSC’s victim services, visit our website:.- - or call toll-free 1-866-806-2275. #VictimsWeek.

(1/2) CSC is committed to ensuring that victims and survivors of crime have a voice in the federal corrections process. Find out more: #VictimsWeek #ThePowerOfCollaboration

(2/2) View our Victim Services brochure to learn about:.• how to receive information about the offender(s) who harmed you.• the type of information you can receive.• victim statements.• partner and stakeholder contact information.• other resources.

The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) welcomes the Honourable Gary Anandasangaree as Minister of Public Safety. CSC has over 20,000 employees across Canada who are proud to play an important role in public safety and we look forward to doing this work with you!

RT @JusticeCanadaEN: (3/3) During this week, we also pause to recognize and remember victims and survivors of mass casualty events, includi….

RT @JusticeCanadaEN: (2/3) Join us May 12 to 16, as we recognize #ThePowerOfCollaboration and work together to raise awareness of the issue….

RT @JusticeCanadaEN: (1/3) Victims and Survivors of Crime Week 2025 is here. This year marks the 20th anniversary of this important commemo….

RT @CdnHeritage: Follow along as we highlight Asian communities’ rich history and culture, and the contributions they have made and continu….

Today is Red Dress Day, also known as National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Today and every day, we remember the families, communities and colleagues who live daily with the grief of losing loved ones. ❤️

RT @GCIndigenous: This day is dedicated to raising awareness about the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and….

(1/2) National Volunteer Week is here!. Thank you to all our incredible volunteers who make waves of positive change in our community. Your dedication is truly inspiring!. Check out the art and poetry created by inmates to show their gratitude:

(2/2) Learn more on how to become a volunteer with CSC: #NVW2025.

(1/3) Today is Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) Appreciation Day! We would like to take a moment to celebrate our CAC members nationwide and to thank them for their valuable contributions in observing, liaising, and advising.

(2/3) Congratulations to Mary Stephenson, advisory member from the Prairie Region as the 2024 recipient of the James A. Murphy Award for her outstanding commitment and dedication towards the CAC.

(3/3) Discover more about the essential role of CAC members and their contributions: