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Table 2
Admissions of adults to provincial/territorial custody, by type of custody and jurisdiction, 2014/2015 Table 2
Admissions of adults to provincial/territorial custody, by type of custody and jurisdiction, 2014/2015

Table 2
Admissions of adults to provincial/territorial custody, by type of custody and jurisdiction, 2014/2015
Table summary
This table displays the results of Admissions of adults to provincial/territorial custody. The information is grouped by Province and territory (appearing as row headers), Remand and Sentenced custody, calculated using number, percent of total custody admissions, percent change from 2013/2014 and percent change from 2004/2005 units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Province and territory	Remand				Sentenced custody
Province and territory	number	percent of total custody admissions^{Table 2 Note 1}	percent change from 2013/2014	percent change from 2004/2005^{Table 2 Note 2}	number	percent of total custody admissions^{Table 2 Note 1}	percent change from 2013/2014	percent change from 2004/2005^{Table 2 Note 2}
Newfoundland and Labrador	764	40	6	54	1,131	60	4	4
Prince Edward Island	207	27	-4	Note ...: not applicable	547	73	-3	Note ...: not applicable
Nova Scotia	2,995	62	-3	36	1,837	38	-11	-5
New Brunswick	1,987	46	-3	29	2,306	54	1	-3
Quebec	30,106	75	-1	16	10,290	25	6	4
Ontario	46,259	65	-4	-20	24,845	35	-10	-19
Manitoba	12,717	67	-3	52	6,229	33	-1	78
Saskatchewan	7,476	63	9	39	4,401	37	-2	27
British Columbia	13,290	58	9	6	9,546	42	6	5
Yukon	423	62	-11	13	256	38	7	36
Northwest Territories	440	54	-4	85	374	46	-28	-23
Nunavut	547	51	16	105	517	49	-8	78
Total	117,211	65	-1	1	62,279	35	-4	-2
... not applicable Note 1. Excludes "other temporary detention", such as immigration hold, which typically accounts for 8% of admissions to custody. Return to note 1 referrer Note 2. Excludes Prince Edward Island from total when calculating percentage change from 2004/2005 to 2014/2015 since Prince Edward Island data are not available for 2004/2005. Return to note 2 referrer Note: Additional data are available on CANSIM (Table 251-0020). Admissions represent movement from one legal status to another. For instance, an individual who moves from remand to sentenced custody is counted as one remand admission and one sentenced custody admission. Excludes Alberta due to unavailability of data. Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Adult Correctional Services Survey and Integrated Correctional Services Survey.

Date modified:: 2017-01-10