Provincial correctional services in Canada

Correctional services are operated by both the federal and provincial governments. Offenders who receive sentences of less than two years or who receive community sentences such as fines, community service work or probation are under provincial jurisdiction. Offenders who receive prison sentences of two years or more are the responsibility of the federal government. Young offender services, including pre-trial supervision, community and custody sentences and Extrajudicial Sanctions Programs, are the responsibility of the provincial government.

The provinces and territories of Canada also operate correction facilities:

Administered by the Corrections Branch of the Ministry of Justice and Attorney General.

Administered by the Corrections Division of Ministry of Justice and Attorney General:

Administered by the Community & Correctional Services of Department of Public Safety (Ministry of Public Safety and Justice)

Administered by the Corrections and Community Services' of Ministry of Justice, Public Safety and Attorney General:

Administered by the Corrections Service of Ministry of Justice:

Administered by the Correctional Services Division of Ministry of the Attorney General and Justice:

Adult offender provincial correctional facilities:

Closed adult offender provincial correctional facilities:

Young offender provincial correctional facilities:

Administered by Nunavut Ministry of Justice:

Administered by the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services

There are 29 correctional facilities in Ontario, see List of correctional facilities in Ontario for details.

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