Exploring the Link between Crime and Socio-Economic Status in Ottawa and Saskatoon: A Small-Area Geographical Analysis
Figure 3.2 - Total Violent Offences, 2003, Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs)
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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, Halifax, Winnipeg, Thunder Bay, Saint John, Abbotsford, Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Hamilton, Calgary, Montréal, St. John’s, Toronto, Ottawa-Gatineau, Sudbury, Ottawa-Gatineau (Ontario Portion), Kingston, Windsor, London, St. Catherines-Niagara, Sherbrooke, Kitchener, Trois-Rivières, Saguenay, Québec.
The X axis represents the rate of violent offences per 100,000 population and is measured in hundreds and increases in increments of 500 from 0 to 2000.
The bar graph shows the rates of total Criminal Code offences in 2003 for the 27 cities listed above. The violent offence rates are:
- Saskatoon: 1718
- Regina: 1578
- Halifax: 1343
- Winnipeg: 1252
- Thunder Bay: 1222
- Saint John: 1189
- Abbotsford: 1163
- Victoria: 1136
- Vancouver: 1028
- Edmonton: 934
- Hamilton: 910
- Calgary: 845
- Montréal: 836
- St. John’s: 788
- Toronto: 775
- Ottawa-Gatineau: 768
- Sudbury: 756
- Ottawa-Gatineau ( Ontario Portion): 754
- Kingston: 696
- Windsor: 691
- London: 666
- St. Catherines-Niagara: 591
- Sherbrooke: 587
- Kitchener: 564
- Trois-Rivières: 541
- Saguenay: 509
- Québec: 489
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