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Changes at the Correctional Service of Canada
June 19, 1996
Ottawa, Ontario
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien today announced the following
appointments:
- Ole Ingstrup, currently Senior Advisor to the Privy Council
Office and Skelton-Clark Fellow at Queen's University, becomes
Commissioner of Corrections, Correctional Service of Canada.
- Nancy Stableforth, currently Executive Vice-Chairperson and
Member of the National Parole Board, becomes Deputy Commissioner
for Women, Correctional Service of Canada.
- John Edwards, formerly Commissioner of Corrections, Correctional
Service of Canada, becomes Special Advisor to the Secretary of
the Treasury Board.
These appointments are effective June 21, 1996.
PMO Press Office: (613) 957-5555
(Biographical notes attached)
OLE M. INGSTRUP
Born: May 1941
Education:
Aarhus University, Denmark
- Degree in Philosophy
- Master's Degree (Law)
- Ph.D. (Law)
Professional Experience
Since October 1995
Senior Advisor to the Privy Council Office and Skelton-Clark Fellow
at Queen's University
September 1992 - October 1995
Principal, Canadian Centre for Management Development
1988 to 1992
Commissioner of Corrections, Correctional Service of Canada
1986 - 1988
Chairman, National Parole Board
1983 to 1986
Special Advisor to the Commissioner, Correctional Service of Canada
1977 - 1983
Representative of the Danish Government as a Member of the European
Committee on Crime Problems, Council of Europe
1972 - 1983
Warden, Correctional Service of Denmark
1973 - 1975
Chairman Planning Committee, Ministry of Justice, Denmark
Fall 1972
Visiting Professor, United Nations, Far East Institute for the
Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders, Tokyo, Japan
1969 - 1972
Deputy Warden, Correctional Service of Denmark
1966 - 1969
Assistant Professor of Law, Aarhus University
NANCY L. STABLEFORTH
Born: November 1952
Education:
- B.J. (Journalism), Carleton University, Ottawa
- Ll.B., University of Windsor, Windsor
- Bar Admission Course, Law Society of Upper Canada, Osgoode Hall
Professional Experience
Since April 1993
Executive Vice-Chairperson and Member, National Parole Board
May 1994 - August 1994
Acting Chairperson and Member, National Parole Board
December 1992 - April 1993
Vice-Chairperson and Member (Appeal Division), National Parole
Board
September 1991 - December 1992
Senior Board Member (Appeal Division), National Parole Board
August 1988 - September 1991
Member (Appeal Division), National Parole Board
June 1986 - 1988
Executive Assistant to the Solicitor General of Canada
January 1986 - 1986
Executive Assistant to the Minister for International Trade
February 1985 - 1986
Special Assistant to the Minister for International Trade
1980 - 1985
Partner in Law firm, Gaetz and Stableforth
JOHN R. EDWARDS
Date of birth: October 1940
Education:
- B.A. (History and English), University of British Columbia
- Diploma in Advanced Studies (Economic Development),
- University of Manchester, United Kingdom
- M.A. (Economics), University of Manchester, United Kingdom
Professional Experience
February 1993 to Present
Commissioner of Corrections, Correctional Service of Canada
1989 - 1993
Manager, Public Service 2000
1987 - 1989
Secretary General, National Museums of Canada
1982 - 1987
Associate Deputy Minister of Employment and Immigration and Vice-Chairman,
Canada Employment and Immigration Commission
1976 - 1982
Commissioner, Public Service Commission
1970 - 1976
Various positions, Treasury Board Secretariat
1967 - 1970
Statistician, Statistics Canada
Also President of the Association of Professional Executives of
the Public Service of Canada from September 1988 to December 1989.
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