Kemptville jail build could 'negatively' impact environment
University of Ottawa researchers talk potential environmental impacts of proposed Kemptville jail to mark Earth Day.
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University of Ottawa researchers talk potential environmental impacts of proposed Kemptville jail to mark Earth Day.
The virtual hearing begins at 10 a.m. on Feb. 8 and is open to members of the public.
The court battle to halt the province’s plan to build a jail on heritage farmland in Kemptville continued this week with government lawyers opposing a request to to release a “laundry list” of documents related to the site selection process.
Freedom of Information requests have been blocked or redacted. What we have found out differs from what public information sessions shared.
Earlier this week, Victor Lachance and Kirk Albert filed for a judicial review of Ontario’s proposal to build a 235-bed correctional facility in the town of 4,000 about 50 kilometres south of Canada’s capital, in part to relieve overcrowding at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre.