Positive Community Corrections from a Police Perspective

Source: International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy

By Ward Clapham

Community corrections and policing have far more in common than one would think. The following may assist with determining the validity of this statement. As noted the “assistance” provided will be from a policing perspective.

It is recognized that the governing legislation for the Correctional Service of Canada is the Corrections and Conditional Release Act. Upon reviewing this legislation it is significant to note that the initial principle that “shall guide the Service” is “that the protection of society be the paramount consideration in the corrections process.”
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What Makes a Vehicle Plate Last

If you are sourcing around where to find high quality fire department vehicle plates be sure to look for qualities that will ensure long wear and durability. One important feature would be protection against chipping caused by rocks and other highway debris. Look for thickness in the metal of the plate. At 0.081 inches thick (2.06 mm) these plates are the thickest in the industry which means they will stand up much better as they will are less likey to bend.
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Volunteer firefighters protect more then 3,000 communities

Many Canadians may not realize it, but in more than 3,000 communities across the country, emergency fire department services are provided by volunteer firefighters who give their time and energy to protect the people and properties of their local communities.

These volunteers – who spend on average more than 400 hours each year providing fire services – can include people from all backgrounds and occupations, including teachers, business owners, community leaders and others. These men and women play a significant role across the country as the first and only responders to fire emergencies that can hit homes, businesses or roadway traffic at any hour of the day or night.
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