inadmissible inland numbered 1,499. From 2003 – 2014, 2,368 stateless males were inadmissible to Canada and 1,010 females were inadmissible to Canada. CBSA did not provide details on the reasons for inadmissibility. Detention CBSA only has access to citizenship, and not the country of last habitual residence within their detention database. It is not clear whether CBSA collects data on country of last habitual residence, or whether this data is collected but not reported in the detention database. The total number of days in detention that stateless persons spent from 2003 – 2014 is 43,214.48 The total number of stateless detainees from 2003 – 2014 was 530. Based on the total number of detainees and total number of detention days for the period of 2003-2014, the average length of detention for a stateless individual is 81 days.49 The number of days in detention for stateless persons in Canada declined steadily from 5,120 in 2003 to 1,759 in 2014. The majority of stateless persons detained in Canada were detained in the GTA for 27,343 days, or 64% of all detention days in Canada from 2003 – 2014. Stateless persons were detained for the following number of days in other regions in Canada: 88 days in Atlantic Region, 2,953 days in Quebec Region, 3,900 days in Northern Ontario, 636 days in Southern Ontario, 5,913 days in Prairie Region, and 2,083 days in Pacific Region.50 Detention was initiated for stateless persons either inland or at a port of entry. A third category, Missing/Invalid refers to information that does not exist for this category, however, reported cases in this category have been 0 since 2010 – perhaps a reflection of better case management. The majority of detentions of stateless persons from 2003-2014 was initiated inland with 38,423 detention days - 89% of total.51 The majority of those stateless persons detained from 2003 – 2014 were detained because of a Removal Order, at 336 or 63% of stateless persons. Other reasons for detention include:      admissibility hearing (107 stateless persons) examination (108 stateless persons) inquiry (2 stateless persons) minister’s proceeding (25 stateless persons) missing/invalid (5 stateless persons) 48 CCS received two different documents from CBSA with different figures for the same period: 43,214 and 42,916 detention days for 20032014. 49 Based on 43,214 figure 50 Based on 42,916 figure 51 Based on 43,214 figure 14