Correctional Service of Canada
During Question Period, a Conservative member asked about CORCAN, the Correctional Service of Canada’s inmate employment and skills training program, saying it cost $66 million to train only about 1,000 inmates — roughly $62,000 per inmate — and questioned whether the training prepares inmates for jobs. The Liberal minister replied that he had visited many prisons, reviewed CORCAN’s programming, and seen examples of training, such as in construction, that help inmates find work after release.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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