Correctional Service Canada reported on October 14 that a 62-year-old person died at Joyceville Institution on October 11 of apparent natural causes. The agency says it will review the circumstances, and its policy requires police and the coroner to be notified. The announcement does not establish a cause of death or identify any institutional misconduct. For people following institutional accountability, the important next step is the promised review, not an assumption about what it will find.
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Correctional Service Canada announces review following death at Joyceville
CSC says a death in custody at Joyceville Institution will be reviewed.
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