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According to the Correctional Service of Canada, on May 28 an inmate was assaulted at the medium-level federal prison located 60 kilometres southwest of Peterborough.

The Topeka Center for Peace and Justice is among partners for the Growing Restorative Communities conference June 8 & 9 at Haskell University

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Correctional Service Canada is required by law to consider Bernardo’s risk and behaviour, not politicians’ emotions and political ambitions.

A new regulation of the Corrections Department allows jailed convicts to seek approval to serve their period of detention outside a prison.

The images were horrific – filth and grime covered the walls, and rust and trash covered the floors of the cell where Lashawn Thompson died last September at the Fulton County jail.

According to the Correctional Service of Canada, on May 28 an inmate was assaulted at the medium-level federal prison located 60 kilometres southwest of Peterborough.

A man who had been jailed for assault is found two days after he allegedly ditched his handcuffs and fled from a Rockhampton hospital.

Corrections & Amplifications for the edition of June 3-4, 2023.

A Topeka man is in custody for multiple charges, including drug possession and distribution.