Crunching the crime numbers
Find out exactly where your community stands against the national average, and in the areas of murder, assault, robbery, auto theft and B and Es
Patricia Treble | Mar 12, 2008 | 20:21:19
Maclean’s went searching for Canada’s safest, and most dangerous communities, in this week's cover story.
Below are the complete statistics and rankings of all the 100 cities and regions including not just their overall crime score but also how they compare to the national average when it comes to the six offences tracked by Maclean’s: murder, aggravated assault, sexual assault, robbery, vehicle theft and breaking and entering. For those wanting more information about how we compiled the statistics, a methodology is provided.
CANADA CRIME STATISTICS AND RANKINGS
Below are the complete statistics and rankings of all the 100 cities and regions including not just their overall crime score but also how they compare to the national average when it comes to the six offences tracked by Maclean’s: murder, aggravated assault, sexual assault, robbery, vehicle theft and breaking and entering. For those wanting more information about how we compiled the statistics, a methodology is provided.
CANADA CRIME STATISTICS AND RANKINGS
- 2006 overall crime rankings
- 2006 breaking and entering rankings
- 2006 robbery rankings
- 2006 aggravated assault rankings
- 2006 motor vehicle theft rankings
- 2006 sexual assault rankings
- 2006 murder rankings
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2006 breaking and entering rates as a percentage difference from the national rate
2006 robbery rates as a percentage difference from the national rate
2006 aggravated assault rates as a percentage difference from the national rate
2006 motor vehicle theft rates as a percentage difference from the national rate
2006 sexual assault rates as a percentage difference from the national rate
2006 Murder rates as a percentage difference from the national rate
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