Kingston Penitentiary opened in 1835 to close in budget cuts
Conservatives to shut facility in Ontario, CBC News has learned
The federal government will close the maximum-security
penitentiary in , Ont., that opened in
1835 and houses some of Canada's most notorious prisoners, CBC News has learned.
5 comments:
If BUILDING new prisons caused such a bellyache to Liberals and NDs, suring CLOSING one would get their collective hearts a fluttering. . . no?
Typing too fast, that's 'SURELY'.
And taxpayers have all that extra money to waste right now......... ;p
Let's be honest, Kingston Pen should have been closed years ago -- just like the Don Jail. I wonder where the new jail will be placed? (whose Riding)
Obviously closed because the people of Kingston had the chutzpah to elect a Liberal MP. No doubt the jobs will be moving to ridings that had the good sense to elect Conservatives.
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