First of all, I've had numerous cases in my work in the court in which there are applications to elevate a young person to serving a balance of their sentence in an adult facility because the youth facility was overcrowded or the adolescent sometimes wanted to go to the adult jail, which may not be a very good decision with respect to the future of that adolescent.
In British Columbia this is less frequent, but the challenge is that what is designated as a place of detention for a youth may also be a place of detention for an adult. If we take the case of Ashley Smith, for instance—we're about to have an inquest into the self-harm death of Ashley Smith—I know that as an adolescent she was on several occasions detained in the adult facility. As well, on the pretrial side, RCMP holding cells in rural settings hold both adults and youth.
In terms of serving a sentence following a judicial determination of a sentence, it does happen in Canada. I couldn't say that there are only 10 cases. I certainly am familiar with a number of circumstances—