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This data represents youth admissions to custody and detention facilities and community-based programs and services. The data is organized by: * fiscal year * region (according to the 4 former youth justice services division regions: Central, Eastern, Northern and Western) * admission type * total count

This dataset represents the number of youth who re-offend and were convicted of a criminal offence within 2 years of completing a youth community disposition (probation order), or following the completion of a youth custody sentence of 6 months or more. This data represents only those youth tracked and is not representative of all youth served by Youth Justice Services. The data is organized by: * fiscal year of completion * region (according to the 4 former youth justice services division regions: central, eastern, northern and western) * sentence type (custody order or probation order) * re-offend (yes/no) * total count

This data represents youth admissions to custody and detention facilities and community sentences. Where there are multiple offences, the most serious offence is recorded. The data is organized by: * fiscal year * region (according to the four former youth justice services division regions: central, eastern, northern and western). * severity ranking * most serious offence categories * total count

This dataset provides the average daily count of male and female inmates held in specialized units  at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre covering fiscal years 2005-06 through to 2017-18.  Specialized units include: * Medical unit * Protective custody unit * Segregation unit * Special needs unit For more information, please see the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre Quarterly Trends Analysis. This dataset is related to the following: * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre admissions alerts * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre admissions to custody * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre average daily counts * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre utilization rates

This dataset provides the percentage of all male and female inmate admissions to the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre with an alert covering fiscal years 2005-06 through to 2017-18. There are four admission alerts identified in this dataset: * Domestic violence alert * Mental health alert * Security threat group alert * Substance abuse alert For more information, please see the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre Quarterly Trends Analysis. This dataset is related to the following: * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre admissions to custody * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre average daily counts * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre utilization rates * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre specialized unit hold counts

The utilization rate provides a metric reflecting how much of the operational capacity is in use at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre from fiscal year 2005-06 to 2017-18. For more information, please see the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre Quarterly Trends Analysis. This dataset is related to the following: * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre admissions alerts * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre admissions to custody * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre average daily counts * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre specialized unit hold counts

This dataset provides the average daily count of male and female inmates being held in the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre covering fiscal years 2005-06 through to 2017-18. Average daily counts are broken into six average counts: * Federal sentence of two years or more/national parole violation * Immigration hold * Intermittent days stay (weekend days) * Remand * Provincial sentence of less than two years * Other hold statuses than those listed For more information, please see the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre Quarterly Trends Analysis. This dataset is related to the following: * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre admissions alerts * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre admissions to custody * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre utilization rates * Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre specialized unit hold counts

The data is organized by: * open and secure youth centres/youth facilities * gender * former Youth Justice Services Division regions (Eastern Region, Northern Region, Western Region and Central Region)

Youth custody and community services, admissions to correctional services by most serious offence, five years of data.

From 2003 to January 12, 2014, Ministry of Children and Youth Services used the following 9 regions: * Eastern * South East * Central East * Central West * South West * Hamilton/Niagara * Toronto * North East * Northern These 9 Service Delivery Division regions were combined with Youth Justice Services regions to create 5 new integrated regions: * North * West * Central * East * Toronto These new regions are effective as of January 13, 2014.