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Charlotte Sheasby (she/they) is a Student-At-Law at Prison & Police Law.

Canada’s correctional service is beyond reform

  • The Correctional Service of Canada is chronically resistant to any semblance of reform, despite its well-documented and glaring failures. That might not seem to
Opinion | BY AMY MATYCHUK, CHARLOTTE SHEASBY | January 28, 2026
Canada's Correctional Investigator, Dr. Ivan Zinger, wrote in his final report, “meaningful reform would not only improve correctional outcomes and prevent human rights violations, but also reduce the financial, social, and human costs associated with litigation and recidivism.”  The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Canada’s correctional service is beyond reform

Opinion | BY AMY MATYCHUK, CHARLOTTE SHEASBY | January 28, 2026
  • The Correctional Service of Canada is chronically resistant to any semblance of reform, despite its well-documented and glaring failures. That might not seem to

Canada’s correctional service is beyond reform

Opinion | BY AMY MATYCHUK, CHARLOTTE SHEASBY | January 28, 2026
  • The Correctional Service of Canada is chronically resistant to any semblance of reform, despite its well-documented and glaring failures. That might not seem to
Canada's Correctional Investigator, Dr. Ivan Zinger, wrote in his final report, “meaningful reform would not only improve correctional outcomes and prevent human rights violations, but also reduce the financial, social, and human costs associated with litigation and recidivism.”  The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia
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