In many ways, the delinquency problem in Canada at the end of the nineteenth century resembles the trends we are experiencing at the beginning of the twenty-first century.

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Both time periods saw increases in urbanization, immigration, and societal changes leading to challenges in maintaining social order and preventing delinquency. In both cases, there were concerns about juvenile offenders and a focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment.

In Many Ways, the Delinquency Problem in Canada at the End