US EditionFrom prison to prime time: Kingston Penitentiary a significant part of city
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From prison to prime time: Kingston Penitentiary a significant part of city
The future of Kingston Penitentiary, once a notorious prison that housed some of the most infamous criminals including Russell Williams and Paul Bernardo but which has become one of the city’s most famous tourist attractions, is up in the air after the federal government recently added the prison to Canada’s public land bank, a list of lands that have the potential to be developed into affordable housing.
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