Major disturbances : a review of the literature / Daina Stanley, Laura McKendy and Stephanie M. Biro. : PS83-3/427E-PDF

"The Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) (2016) identifies two distinct categories of major incidents: major disruptions and major disturbances. CSC defines a major disruption as, “An internal or external event not inmate initiated which causes the disruption of routine for the whole or a significant portion of the inmate population.” In contrast, a major disturbance is defined as, “Any incident that causes the disruption of routine for the whole or a significant portion of the inmate population but that is inmate-initiated, such as riots, willful destruction of property, and seizure of units by prisoners""--Executive summary, page iii.

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