2001: Family Justice Services Division is transferred

Last updated on October 1, 2019

Although co-located offices still existed, Family Justice Services was administratively separated from the Community Corrections Division by 2000. The following year, the Family Justice Services Division transferred to the newly created Justice Services Branch in the Ministry of Attorney General.

Retired Provincial Director Wendy Hacking explains how administrative management of family justice services is separated from the Corrections Branch

Retired Provincial Director Wendy Hacking acknowledges the commitment of family justice counsellors in their work with families in transition

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2001: Family Justice Services Division is transferred

Retired Provincial Director Wendy Hacking explains how administrative management of family justice services is separated from the Corrections Branch

Retired Provincial Director Wendy Hacking acknowledges the commitment of family justice counsellors in their work with families in transition