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Gladue Reports & Submissions
We offer Gladue Reports and other submissions (such as Gladue Letters or Comprehensive Release Plans) to Indigenous individuals in Saskatchewan at no cost to the individual. Our team is Indigenous-led and uses a trauma-informed, harm reduction, evidence based approach to Gladue.
Training & Coordination
Our team is invested in expanding the capacity for Gladue in Saskatchewan. We offer training and mentorship in Gladue Writing including certification opportunities for new Gladue Writers. For more information about future training opportunities please sign up for our newsletter.
Practicum Placements
The Integrated Justice Program offers practicum placements to students at the University of Regina and First Nations University. Spots are limited and students will be selected based on a panel interview with the Gladue Writing Team before the beginning of each semester. To learn more, please click here.
Indigenous people in Saskatchewan are incarcerated at a rate 17.7 times higher than non-Indigenous people. This is the highest overrepresentation of any Canadian province.
We use a trauma informed approach which requires a recognition of the prevalence of trauma and a commitment to promoting a culture of healing.
Cost continues to impact the accessibility of Gladue Reports for Indigenous individuals in Saskatchewan. Our team provides Gladue submissions at no cost to the Indigenous individual.
We are an Indigenous-led team that has produced over 80 Gladue submissions in the Province of Saskatchewan.
718.2 A court that imposes a sentence shall also take into consideration the following principles:
(e) all available sanctions, other than imprisonment, that are reasonable in the circumstances and consistent with the harm done to victims or to the community should be considered for all offenders, with particular attention to the circumstances of Aboriginal offenders.
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