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CSC achieves its public safety goals by effectively managing institutions of different security levels, supervising offenders on various forms of …
The DRR lays out CSC's performance during the fiscal year against the plans, priorities and expected results set out in …
The DRR outlines CSC’s performance during this past fiscal year against the plans, priorities and expected results identified in the …
The DRR outlines CSC's performance during this past fiscal year against the plans, priorities and expected results identified in the …
This report highlights the results that CSC has achieved over the past year and informs Canadians of the work being …
This report highlights CSC’s operational results and achievements, which is essential in keeping Canadians informed, and in ensuring a just …
This report features the results achieved by CSC, and informs Canadians of the work undertaken to rehabilitate and safely reintegrate …
In recent years, there has been an increased focus on the role of victims in the criminal justice system, with …
Improved efficiencies and increased capacity have dramatically reduced the backlog of offender grievances at the final level.
Offender complaints and grievances being received have declined across all levels and priority in federal corrections.