Provincial correctional services in Canada#Manitoba

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|Maple Ridge

|Multilevel

|Chilliwack

|Medium/open custody

|Maple Ridge

|Multilevel

|Kamloops

|Multilevel

|Nanaimo

|Medium/open custody

|Port Coquitlam

|Remand

|Oliver

|Multilevel

|Prince George

|Multilevel

|Surrey

|Remand

|Victoria

|Multilevel

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!Location

!Security

!Inmates{{Cite web |last= |first= |date= |title=Adult Correctional Centres |url=https://www.gov.mb.ca/justice/commsafe/commsafediv/adult.html |archive-url= |archive-date= |access-date=2021-01-26 |website=Manitoba Justice |language=en}}"[https://www.gov.mb.ca/justice/commsafe/commsafediv/youth.html Youth Correctional Centres]." Manitoba Justice. Retrieved 2021-01-26.

|Portage la Prairie

|Multilevel

|Youth males

|Brandon

|Medium

|Adult males

|MB Highway 1

|Multilevel

|Adult males

|Winnipeg

|Multilevel

|Youth males & females

|Agassiz Provincial Forest, Beausejour

|Multilevel

|Adult males

|The Pas.

|Multilevel

|Adult males & females

|Downtown Winnipeg

|Multilevel

|Adult males & females

|Headingley

|Multilevel

|Adult females

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|Dalhousie

|established 2011; estimated cost: $16M[http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/bathurst-jail-closing-1.1065007 cbc.ca: "Bathurst jail closing"], 30 Mar 2011

|Fredericton

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|Saint-Hilaire

|established 1980

|Miramichi

|established 2011

|Miramichi

|established 1998

|Saint John

|established 1981

|Shediac

|established 2012; estimated cost: $40M

|Bathurst

|closed 2011

|Moncton

|closed 2011

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|Bishop's Falls

|minimum

|Adult males

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• opened in 1983

|Corner Brook

|remand

|Adult males & females

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• operated by the Adult Custody Division since 1981

|St. John’s

|medium/maximum

|Adult males

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• constructed in 1859; renovated in 1945, 1981, 1994
• houses all admissions from the Avalon Peninsula, high-security male inmates, long-term remands, and those awaiting transfer to a federal penitentiary

|Happy Valley-Goose Bay

|minimum/medium

|Adult

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|Clarenville

|minimum/remand

|Adult females

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• opened in 1982
• the only facility for female prisoners in the province

|Whitbourne

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|Youth

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|St. John’s

|remand

|Adult males & females

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• operated by the Adult Custody Division since 1981
• a short-term holding unit for inmates remanded to await court appearance
• under the auspices of His Majesty's Penitentiary

|Stephenville

|minimum/medium

|Adult

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• constructed in 1978

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|closed 2004

|+Current facilities, {{As of|2021|April|lc=y}}{{Cite web |title=Adult Correctional Facilities {{!}} novascotia.ca |url=https://novascotia.ca/just/Corrections/adult_facilities.asp |access-date=2021-04-19 |website=novascotia.ca}}

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|Sydney

|medium

|Adult males

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• opened on 21 February 1975
• capacity of 96 adult male offenders (also operates, as needed, a 4-bed dorm for adult women and a 6-bed temporary detention facility for youth)
• co-located with the Cape Breton Youth Detention Facility

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|remand (up to 72 hours)

|Youth males & females

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• opened on 28 August 2006
• capacity of 8 offenders (boys and girls are housed separately)
• co-located with the Cape Breton Correctional Facility

|Dartmouth

|medium

|Adult males & females

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• opened in October 2001 (replaced the facilities in Colchester, Halifax, Kings and Lunenburg)
• capacity of 322 males and 48 females
• co-located with the Capital District Health Authority's East Coast Forensic Hospital (independently operated)

|New Glasgow

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|Adult

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• opened in February 2015 (replaced the Antigonish and Cumberland correctional facilities)
• capacity of 196 offenders
• designed with two separate units—Alpha and Bravo—each consisting of 3 smaller ‘living units’ for offenders, including a 40-bed, 38-bed, and a 20-bed living space.
• services courthouses in Truro, Amherst, Pictou, Antigonish, and Port Hawkesbury.

|Waterville

|multilevel/remand

|Youth males & females

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• opened on 20 June 1988
• 120 cells (boys and girls are housed in separate living units)
• co-located with an IWK Health Centre site
• partnered with the Annapolis Valley Regional School Board to operate Valley Integrated Youth Services (formerly Centre 24-7), an off-site education program

|Yarmouth

|medium/minimum

|Adult males

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• opened on 1 April 2004
• replaced the Yarmouth Correctional Centre
• capacity of 38 sentenced/remanded adult male offenders

|+Closed facilities

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!Closed

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|Antigonish

|2015

|Northeast Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

|Adult males

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• opened in 1948
• 17 beds

|Colchester

|2001

|Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

|Adult

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|Cumberland

|2015

|Northeast Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

|Adult males

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• opened in 1890; renovated 1978;
• 29 beds

|Guysborough

|2000

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|Adult

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|Halifax

|2001

|Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

|Adult

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|Kings

|2001

|Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

|Adult

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|Lunenburg

|2001

|Central Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

|Adult

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|Yarmouth

|2004

|Southwest Nova Scotia Correctional Facility

|Adult

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|Fort Smith

|minimum/medium

|Adult males & females

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• holds territorial and federal offenders, as well as remanded inmates
• male unit formerly Riverrige Correctional Centre
• female unit formerly Territorial Women's Correctional Centre

|Yellowknife

|multilevel/remand

|Adult males; Youth males & females

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|Hay River

|minimum/medium

|Adult males

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• holds territorial and federal offenders

|+Nunavut prisons, {{As of|2021|September|lc=y}}{{cite news|last1=Tranter|first1=Emma|date=September 5, 2019|title=New Iqaluit correctional facility going up|language=en|work=Nunatsiaq News|url=https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/new-iqaluit-correctional-facility-going-up/|access-date=March 25, 2020}}

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|Iqaluit

|minimum-maximum

|Adult males (143)

|opened in 1986 (as Baffin Correctional Centre)

|Kugluktuk

|minimum (halfway house)

|Adult males (15)

|opened in 2005

|Rankin Inlet

|minimum-medium

|Adult males (48)

|opened in 2013

|Iqaluit

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|Adult females

|opened in 2010

|Iqaluit

|minimum (halfway house)

|Adult males (14)

|opened in 2000

|Iqaluit

|multilevel

|Youth males & females (12)

|opened in 1989