Exploring the Link between Crime and Socio-Economic Status in Ottawa and Saskatoon: A Small-Area Geographical Analysis

Figure 3.1 -Total Criminal Code Offences (Excluding Traffic), 2003, Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs)

Figure 3.1 This is a bar graph showing the rate of Criminal Code offences of Census Metropolitan Areas in 2003. Saskatoon had the highest rate.

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The Y axis represents the names of the 27 cities for which rates of total criminal code offences for 2003 are presented. The following cities are listed from top to bottom: Saskatoon, Regina, Abbotsford, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Edmonton, Victoria, Halifax, Thunder Bay, Montréal, Saint John, London, Windsor, Calgary, St. Catherines-Niagara, Kingston, Sherbrooke, Hamilton, Sudbury, St. John’s, Ottawa-Gatineau (Ontario Portion), Ottawa-Gatineau, Kitchener, Trois-Rivières, Toronto, Québec, Saguenay.

The X axis represents the rate of criminal code offences and is measured in thousands and increases in increments of 5000 from 0 to 15000.

The bar graph shows the rates of total Criminal Code offences in 2003 for the 27 cities listed above. The Criminal Code offence rates are: