Ontario expanding jails by several hundred beds to deal with overflowing institutions
- Ontario plans to reopen two intermittent detention centers in Toronto and London jails, adding 430 beds by 2026.
- More than 630 beds and 200 staff will be added to adult correctional centers in Ontario, with a focus on hiring correctional officers, nurses, and support staff.
- By 2026, the centers will accommodate minimum- and medium-risk inmates under the province's announcement.
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Ontario expanding jails by several hundred beds to deal with overflowing institutions
LONDON, Ont. — Ontario will add more beds to its beleaguered jails, which are bursting with inmates, Solicitor General Michael Kerzner said Monday.
Ontario adding hundreds of inmate beds to address overcrowded jails
The Ontario government has unveiled plans to add hundreds of beds to its overloaded corrections system by reopening intermittent detention centres at jails in London and Toronto, and hiring up to 200 new correctional staff.
Ontario expanding jails by several hundred beds to deal with overflowing institutions
LONDON, Ont. — Ontario will add more beds to its beleaguered jails, which are bursting with inmates. Solicitor General Michael Kerzner says the province will add several hundred spots throughout the system.
Ontario expanding jails by several hundred beds to deal with overflowing institutions
LONDON, Ont. — Ontario will add more beds to its beleaguered jails, which are bursting with inmates. Solicitor General Michael Kerzner says the province will add several hundred spots throughout the system.
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