General Programs and Services

Aboriginal Corrections: Agenda

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

Aboriginal Justice Strategy, The

The AJS supports four types of alternative justice activities and programs at the community and regional level, cost-shared with the provincial and territorial governments.

Source: Government of Canada; Justice Canada, Department of

Aboriginal Youth Justice (PDF)

Aboriginal Youth Justice provides information about Canada’s youth justice system to students from both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities.

Source: Public Legal Education Association (PLEA)

Community, Contract and Aboriginal Policing

This page from the RCMP features the highlights of the Community, Contract and Aboriginal Policing.

Source: Government of Canada; Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

First Nations Chiefs of Police Association

The FNCPA works towards advancing First Nations Police Services on First Nations Territories.

First Nations Policing Program (FNPP)

This page provides an overview of the FNPP, which was created in 1991 to make communities safer, increase responsibility and accountability and build new partnerships with First Nations.

Source: Government of Canada; Public Safety Canada (PS)

Indigenous Bar Association (IBA)

The Indigenous Bar Association is a non profit group of practicing and non-practicing Indigenous Lawyers in Canada.

Information for Aboriginal People – Canadian Firearms Program

The following Firearms Program information is of particular interest to Aboriginal Communities.

Source: Government of Canada; Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

Justice Partnership and Innovation Program

Through this program, organizations are encouraged to submit proposals in order to obtain funding for activities that respond effectively to the changing conditions effecting Canadian justice policy.

Source: Government of Canada; Justice Canada, Department of

Matrimonial Real Property

Discusses how in the Canadian legal system, matrimonial property is generally defined as property owned by one or both spouses and used for a family purpose.

Source: Government of Canada; Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC)

Métis Nation Electoral Reform Portal

Source: Métis Nation Gateway

National Aboriginal Law Section

This page offers news, newsletters, meetings, and contact information.

Source: Canadian Bar Association

National Crime Prevention Centre

This page provides an overview of the mission and activities of the NCPC, which aims to prevent and reduce crime by intervening on the risk factors before crime happens.

Source: Government of Canada; Public Safety Canada (PS)

Native Law Centre of Canada

This site contains general information on the Centre, the staff, the projects and the publications.

Source: University of Saskatchewan

Serving Canada's Aboriginal People – National Aboriginal Policing Services Branch

Source: Government of Canada; Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

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