Correctional Facilities of Ontario, Canada

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This is a listing of past and present correctional facilities run by the provincial government in Ontario, Canada. Provincial jails (historically referred to as gaols) and detention centres primarily house offenders awaiting trial. Correctional centres house convicted inmates serving sentences of up to two years, less a day. Offenders sentenced to two years or more are moved out of the provincial system to serve their time in federal correctional facilities run by Correctional Services Canada. Complexes are institutions that have both detention and correctional facilities.

Provincial adult (offenders 18 years of age or older) facilities are under the jurisdiction of the province's Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services. Youth facilities have at various times been under the same jurisdiction, but currently fall under the Ministry of Children and Youth Services.

[edit] Operational correctional facilities

The Toronto "Don" Jail circa 1860
The Toronto "Don" Jail circa 1860
Facility Opened
Algoma Treatment and Remand Centre (formerly Northern Treatment Centre)
Bluewater Youth Centre 1985
Brantford Jail 1852
Brockville Jail 1842
Central East Correctional Centre 2002
Central North Correctional Centre 2001
Chatham Jail 1850
Cornwall Jail 1833
Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre 1977
Fort Frances Jail 1894
Hamilton-Wentworth Detention Centre 1978
Kenora Jail
Maplehurst Correctional Complex
Mimico Correctional Centre 1887
Montieth Correctional Centre
Niagara Detention Centre
North Bay Jail
Ontario Correctional Institute 1973
Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre
Owen Sound Jail
Quinte Detention Centre
St. Lawrence Valley Correctional & Treatment Centre
Sarnia Jail
Sault Ste. Marie Jail 1914
Stratford Jail
Sudbury Jail
Thunder Bay Correctional Centre
Thunder Bay Jail
Toronto (Don) Jail 1858
Toronto East Detention Centre
Toronto West Detention Centre 1978
Vanier Centre for Women
Walkerton Jail
Windsor Jail

[edit] Past jails and correctional facilities

The Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Women in Toronto in 1895
The Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Women in Toronto in 1895
The Toronto Central Prison for men circa 1873
The Toronto Central Prison for men circa 1873
Facility Opened Closed
Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Women 1872 1969
Barrie Jail 1842 2001
Belleville Jail 1838 1971
Bracebridge Jail 1882 1946
Brampton Adult Training Centre 1947 1979
Brampton Jail 1867 1977
Burtch Correctional Centre 1948 1974
Burwash Industrial Farm 1912 1974
Camp Turnaround 1998 2004
Carleton County Jail (see Nicholas Street Gaol)
Cayuga Jail 1851 1973
Cobourg Jail 1834 1998
Concord Industrial Farm for Women (see Toronto Municipal Farm for Women (Concord)) 1912 1939
Durham Camp (see Millbrook Correctional Centre) 1962 1973
Goderich Jail 1841 1972
Guelph Correctional Centre 1910 2003
Guelph Jail 1840 1980
Haileybury Jail 1935 1998
Hamilton Jail 1832 1978
Huron County Gaol 1842 1972
Invictus Youth Centre
King Street Gaol 1798 1827(?)
King Street Gaol 1827
Kingston Jail 1835 1971
Kitchener Jail 1853 1978
Lindsay Jail 1863 2003
L'Orignal Jail 1825 1998
Millbrook Correctional Centre 1957 2003
Milton Jail 1878 1978
Napanee Jail 1865 1971
Niagara Falls Gaol
Nicholas Street Gaol 1862 1972
Norfolk County Gaol 1848 1978
Ottawa Jail 1862 1972
Parry Sound Jail 1878 2001
Peel County Jail (see Brampton Jail) 1867 1977
Pembroke Jail 1867 2004
Peterborough Jail 1842 2001
Picton Jail 1834 1971
Refrew County Gaol 1866 2004
Rideau Correctional and Treatment Centre 1947 2004
St. Catherines Jail 1868 1973
Simcoe Jail 1867 1978
Toronto Central Prison 1873 1915
Toronto Municipal Farm for Women (Concord)
Toronto Youth Assessment Centre (see also Mimico Correctional Centre Chronology)
Victoria Industrial School for Boys (see also Mimico Correctional Centre Chronology)
Waterloo Detention Centre 1978 2001
Wellington Detention Centre 1980 2001
Whitby Jail 1959 2003
Woodstock Jail 1853 1977

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