CSC - Re-Opening of Penitentiary Farm Operations

Author

Kelly Hartle

Chief Executive Officer, CORCAN, Correctional Service Canada

I commenced my career in 1998 with the Correctional Service of Canada as a Primary Worker (Correctional Officer) at a federal women offender penitentiary. Between 1998 and 2007, I occupied several roles at that site including Correctional Supervisor, Coordinator of Case Management, and Unit Manager. In addition, I was involved in program delivery as well as staff training development and facilitation for case management. Also while at the women offender institution, I was a member and leader of the Emergency Response Team. During 2006, I worked for nine months as the Deputy Director at a minimum security Indigenous men's Healing Lodge. In 2007, I was appointed as Deputy Warden at a men's minimum and medium security facility and in 2011 was appointed as Warden at that same site. I subsequently deployed to be the Warden at a men's maximum security facility that same year. In 2015, I move to the Correctional Service of Canada's National Headquarters as the Director General, Women Offender Sector. In 2017 I moved to CORCAN, a special operating agency of the Correctional Service of Canada that is responsible for all employment and employability programs for federal offenders (incarcerated and under community supervision) in Canada. I am currently the Chief Executive Officer (Director General) of CORCAN.

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