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Stan Stapleton

Stan Stapleton is the president of the National Union of Solicitor General Employees representing all of Canada's federal parole officers and other rehabilitative staff within and outside of Canada's federal penitentiaries.

Time for Correctional Service of Canada to take front-line workers seriously

  • Last week in Québec City’s suburbs, Eustachio Gallese violently murdered a 22-year-old woman while he was on day parole, after already serving a 15-year
Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | February 3, 2020
The public, media, and elected officials—including Quebec MP Pierre Paul-Hus and Quebec’s Justice Minister Sonia LeBel—expressed outrage that someone with such a violent past would be allowed back into the community, not to mention permitted by the Parole Board of Canada to regularly visit a local massage parlour to 'satisfy his sexual needs.' Photographs courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Time for Correctional Service of Canada to take front-line workers seriously

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | February 3, 2020
  • Last week in Québec City’s suburbs, Eustachio Gallese violently murdered a 22-year-old woman while he was on day parole, after already serving a 15-year

Time for Correctional Service of Canada to take front-line workers seriously

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | February 3, 2020
  • Last week in Québec City’s suburbs, Eustachio Gallese violently murdered a 22-year-old woman while he was on day parole, after already serving a 15-year
The public, media, and elected officials—including Quebec MP Pierre Paul-Hus and Quebec’s Justice Minister Sonia LeBel—expressed outrage that someone with such a violent past would be allowed back into the community, not to mention permitted by the Parole Board of Canada to regularly visit a local massage parlour to 'satisfy his sexual needs.' Photographs courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Time for Correctional Service of Canada to take front-line workers seriously

  • Last week in Québec City’s suburbs, Eustachio Gallese violently murdered a 22-year-old woman while he was on day parole, after already serving a 15-year
Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | February 3, 2020
The public, media, and elected officials—including Quebec MP Pierre Paul-Hus and Quebec’s Justice Minister Sonia LeBel—expressed outrage that someone with such a violent past would be allowed back into the community, not to mention permitted by the Parole Board of Canada to regularly visit a local massage parlour to 'satisfy his sexual needs.' Photographs courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Time for Correctional Service of Canada to take front-line workers seriously

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | February 3, 2020
  • Last week in Québec City’s suburbs, Eustachio Gallese violently murdered a 22-year-old woman while he was on day parole, after already serving a 15-year

Time for Correctional Service of Canada to take front-line workers seriously

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | February 3, 2020
  • Last week in Québec City’s suburbs, Eustachio Gallese violently murdered a 22-year-old woman while he was on day parole, after already serving a 15-year
The public, media, and elected officials—including Quebec MP Pierre Paul-Hus and Quebec’s Justice Minister Sonia LeBel—expressed outrage that someone with such a violent past would be allowed back into the community, not to mention permitted by the Parole Board of Canada to regularly visit a local massage parlour to 'satisfy his sexual needs.' Photographs courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Canada’s federal correctional system has a strong foundation

  • Just as millions of Canadians show up to work each morning, thousands of Canadian safety and justice employees head to federal prisons, community parole
Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | October 17, 2018
An aerial view of Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge for Aboriginal Women in Maple Creek, Sask., where Terri-Lynne McClintic was transferred. She pleaded guilty in 2010 to first-degree murder in the death of eight-year-old Tori Stafford. There are no fences around the lodge. Photograph courtesy of Flickr/Correctional Service Canada

Canada’s federal correctional system has a strong foundation

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | October 17, 2018
  • Just as millions of Canadians show up to work each morning, thousands of Canadian safety and justice employees head to federal prisons, community parole

Canada’s federal correctional system has a strong foundation

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | October 17, 2018
  • Just as millions of Canadians show up to work each morning, thousands of Canadian safety and justice employees head to federal prisons, community parole
An aerial view of Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge for Aboriginal Women in Maple Creek, Sask., where Terri-Lynne McClintic was transferred. She pleaded guilty in 2010 to first-degree murder in the death of eight-year-old Tori Stafford. There are no fences around the lodge. Photograph courtesy of Flickr/Correctional Service Canada

Trudeau government has a distinctly different vision for federal Corrections

  • Three weeks ago, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale released, for the first time ever, his mandate letter to the newly appointed commissioner of the
Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | September 17, 2018
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale, pictured in this file photo on the Hill. Three weeks ago, Mr. Goodale released, for the first time ever, his mandate letter to the newly appointed commissioner of the Correctional Service of Canada. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Trudeau government has a distinctly different vision for federal Corrections

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | September 17, 2018
  • Three weeks ago, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale released, for the first time ever, his mandate letter to the newly appointed commissioner of the

Trudeau government has a distinctly different vision for federal Corrections

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | September 17, 2018
  • Three weeks ago, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale released, for the first time ever, his mandate letter to the newly appointed commissioner of the
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale, pictured in this file photo on the Hill. Three weeks ago, Mr. Goodale released, for the first time ever, his mandate letter to the newly appointed commissioner of the Correctional Service of Canada. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Maintain the momentum on public safety officer health research

  • This fall, the House Committee on Public Safety and National Security, tabled its first major report examining the mental health challenges that confront public
Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | November 21, 2016
Police officers responding to the protests in Toronto during the G20 Summit in June 2010. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Maintain the momentum on public safety officer health research

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | November 21, 2016
  • This fall, the House Committee on Public Safety and National Security, tabled its first major report examining the mental health challenges that confront public

Maintain the momentum on public safety officer health research

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | November 21, 2016
  • This fall, the House Committee on Public Safety and National Security, tabled its first major report examining the mental health challenges that confront public
Police officers responding to the protests in Toronto during the G20 Summit in June 2010. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Re-opening Canada’s prison farms is just the first step

  • Recently, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale announced that he will launch a study on whether it’s possible to restore two of the former federal
Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | July 4, 2016
Recently, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale announced that he will launch a study on whether it's possible to restore two of the former federal prison farms that are based in the Kingston area. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Re-opening Canada’s prison farms is just the first step

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | July 4, 2016
  • Recently, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale announced that he will launch a study on whether it’s possible to restore two of the former federal

Re-opening Canada’s prison farms is just the first step

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | July 4, 2016
  • Recently, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale announced that he will launch a study on whether it’s possible to restore two of the former federal
Recently, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale announced that he will launch a study on whether it's possible to restore two of the former federal prison farms that are based in the Kingston area. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

CORCAN offers rehabilitative programming, employment for offenders

  • Last week’s issue of The Hill Times featured a perspective from a network of academics and advocates who are recommending a halt to the expansion
Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | May 2, 2016

CORCAN offers rehabilitative programming, employment for offenders

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | May 2, 2016
  • Last week’s issue of The Hill Times featured a perspective from a network of academics and advocates who are recommending a halt to the expansion

CORCAN offers rehabilitative programming, employment for offenders

Opinion | BY STAN STAPLETON | May 2, 2016
  • Last week’s issue of The Hill Times featured a perspective from a network of academics and advocates who are recommending a halt to the expansion
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