Policing and Corrections

Aboriginal Courtworker Program

The Saskatchewan Aboriginal Courtworker Program, which is cost-shared with the federal government, helps accused persons going through the criminal justice system.

Source: Government of Saskatchewan; Justice and Attorney General

Aboriginal Policing

Gives an overview of the First Nations Policing Policy, through which 34 Community Tripartite Policing Agreements with the RCMP and one First Nations self administered police service have been established.

Source: Government of Saskatchewan; Corrections, Public Safety and Policing

Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge

The Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge is one of four facilities that house women offenders in the Prairie Region. This facility consists of 28 shared accommodation beds for minimum-security Aboriginal women inmates and two segregation or "quiet" cells.

Source: Government of Canada; Correctional Service Canada (CSC)

Profile of an Aboriginal Woman Serving Time in a Federal Institution

This page describes the profile of an Aboriginal woman serving time in a federal institution.

Source: Government of Canada; Correctional Service Canada (CSC)

Tribal Justice Unit Services

This page lists the various objectives of the Unit and gives an overview of the way to combat the problems facing First Nations and Aboriginal communities.

Source: Yorkton Tribal Council

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