Years later, still looking for clarity on Correctional Service Canada’s prison farm plans

But with unsettling evidence now leaking into the public domain, CSC is doubling down on its efforts to control public perceptions and the fifth estate, disparaging any reporting not grounded in CSC's own propaganda as being 'not grounded in fact.'

Goat kids are used in animal-assisted therapy at a correctional institution at Hydebank Wood College in Ireland. Photograph courtesy Michael Cooper/NI Prison Service

Opinion

BY CALVIN NEUFELD

April 12, 2021

Re: “Clarity needed on prison farm program, says CSC,” (The Hill Times, March 17). When it comes to the Correctional Service Canada’s new prison farm program, I couldn’t agree more on this point: clarity is precisely what’s needed. It’s what our advocacy group, Evolve Our Priso...

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