The Toronto South Detention Centre (also known as Toronto South) is a correctional facility center, which is located in the district of Etobicoke in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is operated by the Government of Ontario, a security correctional facility for adult male inmates serving a prison term of 2-years or less-a-day, and offenders who are remanded into custody while awaiting trial. The Detention Center is built on the site of the former Mimico Correctional Centre, which got closed in 2011, and it was originated in 1887. The Toronto South Detention Centre officially opened on January 29, 2014, which is a replacement of the Toronto West Detention Centre, Toronto Jail, and the demolished Mimico Correctional Centre. The Toronto South Detention Centre is the second-largest jail in Canada; The Edmonton Remand Centre is the largest of all the prisons in Canada.

Design Thinking:

This correctional facility in Ontario has the maximum-security facility for 1,650 inmates; it is the first LEED-certified center, which results in certification to Silver level. The building design is safe and effective with state-of-the-art security in an environment providing natural light and materials.

Key Features:

The structure, exterior skin, and jail cells, including furniture, are prefabricated, which provides a higher level of fit and construction efficiency. A different and challenging program that involves a health services component which includes an infirmary, a clinical area, mental health assessment unit, and a severe special needs unit.

Visitation Information:

• Time Span to visit: 20 minutes
• Number of visits in a week: 2
• Number of visitors to visit: 2 (excluding infants)

How Should A Visitor Schedule A Visit?

Visitors should call 24 Hrs before visiting. The visitor should arrive early for your visit.
So, visit your loved ones at the Toronto South Detention Centre and make your loved ones, friends happy and make yourself comfortable.

A few online services provide the Toronto South Detention Centre Inmate Telephone Communication facility, so make use of it and choose the one you want.

Inmate Telephone Communication

The mobile phone or the telephone is the primary means by which inmates reach their loved ones.

Inmates Telephones and Collect Call Numbers

Inmates call a person with a standard 10-digit North American telephone number and are billed only for their collect calls.

Process of Collect Calls – The Cheap Pricing To The Inmate

Many Telecom companies in Canada use the most efficient and cheapest means to receive calls from prisons. They provide Collect Call Numbers for the Toronto South Detention Centre.

A local number (Collect Call Number) is provided to the inmate by the collect calls service provider, which connects to the Toronto South Detention Centre. The inmate is charged a specific price per minute by the telecom collect calls service provider.

The Collect Calls Service Providers provide a local number in prison. The Toronto South allows the inmate to call this local number. The inmate calls this local number that is provided by the Collect Call Service Provider.

The Collect Calls Service Provider then redirects the call to an alternate phone number without disturbing the existing line. Instead of paying on long-distance calls, directly call the Collect Call Number and inmate will only pay the rate of a local call.

Connect your loved ones by talking more for a low charge!

The Collect Calls Service Providers also provide Collect Call Number to many other Institution too, few as below,

• Joyceville Institution
• Toronto East Detention Centre
• Central North Correctional Centre
• Millhaven Institution
• Beaver Creek Institution
• Maplehurst Correctional Complex
• Vanier Centre for Women