Contents of a Gladue Report:
History of individual and their family
Education and any residential school experience
Racism and/or discrimination
Poverty and employment history
Mental health issues
Addictions
Criminal history
Culture
Healing and/or treatment plan
Once approved, a minimum of 30-60 days is required to complete a Gladue Report
Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre
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Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre - Thunder Bay - Cumberland St N - Indigenous Friendship Centre
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Gladue Services Program
401 Cumberland St N
Thunder Bay, ON
P7A 4P7
807-345-5840 Ext 9080 or 9082
Toll-Free
: 1-855-345-5840
Fax
: 807-344-8945
info@tbifc.ca
tbifc.ca
Directions
Mon-Fri 9 am-12 noon, 1 pm-5 pm
Application
Through a defence lawyer, Duty Counsel, a Courtworker, the Crown, or the judge
Gladue Report Request Form is available on the website
Eligibility / Target Population
Indigenous individuals who have pled guilty or are found guilty after trial
Must consent to the report
Must be residents of Thunder Bay
Priority is given to Indigenous women and to clients facing six months or more in custody
Fees
None
Languages
English
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Description of Services
Prepares a report that provides systemic background factors and life circumstances of an Indigenous offender to the court at sentencing
Provides culturally appropriate recommendations for sentencing alternatives to custody
Offers Gladue Aftercare to support the development of the recommendations
Offers an anger management program
Assists, supports, and advocates on behalf of the offender to follow through with the recommendations
Last Updated: May 1, 2025:
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