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Provincial police have charged an inmate from the medium-security Bath Institution with first-degree murder in connection with the death of another inmate…

A 40 year old inmate at Bath Institution is facing a charge of First Degree Murder. On February 24th Correctio...

Canada’s correctional investigator, Ivan Zinger, released the office’s 48th annual report on Thursday, and it called attention to “troubling” Correctional…

Canada’s correctional investigator, Ivan Zinger, released the office’s 48th annual report on Thursday, and it called attention to “troubling” Correctional…

The lockdown put in place at Bath Institution on December 2, 2021, has ended and an exceptional search has been completed. The institution has resumed

No visitors are currently allowed at Bath Institution as they are under lockdown. Thursday evening the lockdow...

Officers searched a rooming house in Toronto’s east end, where ammunition and documents were seized, and two men were arrested

Article content Two Toronto men have been charged with importing drugs from Italy to Canada after U.S. authorities caught a package of pills at the Canada-U.S. border. Officers with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police executed a search warrant and arrested two men last week, charging them with various charges of importation, trafficking and possession in connection with MDMA, also known as ecstasy or molly; one of them was also charged with resisting police. We apologize, but this video has faile...

Article content Police found kilos of heroin hidden in a children’s indoor playground facility in Brampton, Ont., when they moved to thwart an international drug trafficking network accused of smuggling cocaine, ketamine, heroin and opium into Canada and looping it through Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia. It was a “robust network” working to import drugs into the Toronto area from India and the United States and then distributing them “through a sophisticated system run by the tra...

Isabelle Robitaille, the CSC’s senior communications advisor, says in a statement: “It is expected that CSC will have completed its first phase of COVID-19 vaccinations in the next few days,” she writes. “CSC medical staff used guidance developed by the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) to determine which inmates would be offered access to the vaccine.” Robitaille was unable to confirm how many inmates had received the vaccines in the Kingston region as of press ti...