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Ontario jails are near record overcrowding, driven by rising pre-trial detention, especially among women, with northern facilities operating at over 140% capacity.
Ontario jails are nearing record overcrowding, with an average population of 10,800 in early 2025—well above the 8,500-bed capacity—driven by rising pre-trial detention, especially among women, with 85% of female inmates on remand.
Northern facilities like Algoma and Sudbury jails operate at 141% to 145% capacity, forcing inmates to sleep in non-living spaces and straining staff and services.
Despite upcoming bail reforms aimed at reducing pre-trial detention, officials warn the changes could worsen overcrowding short-term without expanded judicial resources and temporary housing.
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Las cárceles de Ontario están cerca del hacinamiento récord, impulsado por el aumento de la detención previa al juicio, especialmente entre las mujeres, con instalaciones del norte que operan a más del 140% de su capacidad.