NWT inmates’ files left on plane for months, jail calls mishandled
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NWT inmates’ files left on plane for months, jail calls mishandled
Ollie Williams
Monday October 19, 2026 at 6:01am MT
The North Slave Correctional Complex in Yellowknife. Emily Blake/Cabin Radio
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Files containing the personal information of two inmates were left on a plane for months, the NWT’s privacy commissioner says, while a recording of an inmate’s call with a lawyer was inadvertently given to police in a “very serious breach.”
The incidents are documented in reports recently made public by the office of territorial information and privacy commissioner Andrew Fox.…
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