Criminal Justice Statistics cumulative to 2010
Beyond 20/20
tables, Statistics Canada
Summary: This reference tool contains some 110 electronic data
tables illustrating current and historical data from a number of
Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada surveys. The
database provides data on crime, police administration, adult and youth
court activity, the correctional population and transition homes, as
well as various issues such as criminal victimization and family
violence.
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Adult Criminal Court
Survey Back to
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Abstract: The objective of this survey is
to develop and
maintain a national adult criminal court database of statistical
information on appearances, charges, and cases in adult criminal courts.
Documentation: Methodological notes (2006-2007),
Codebook (2001).
Terminated tables
Adult Correctional
Services
Survey Back to
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Abstract: The purpose of this survey is to
provide important
indicators as to the nature and case characteristics of correctional
services and are of use to justice agencies, the media and the public.
Documentation:
Questionnaire (2008-2009),
Glossary of terms.
Corrections Key
Indicator Report for Adults and Young Offenders (KIR)
Abstract:
The purpose of this survey is particularly important for monitoring
trends in correctional populations. These data assist policy makers and
corrections managers in formulating decisions based upon historical
comparisons. Key indicator data also give some indication of current
trends in the utilization of correctional services and provide a basis
for calculating incarceration rates (number of persons incarcerated as
a proportion of the Canadian population).
Documentation:
Questionnaire (2010-2011).
Abstract: This survey collects detailed
data on homicide in
Canada. The survey has collected police-reported data on the
characteristics of all murder incidents, victims and accused persons
since 1961 and all homicides (including murder, manslaughter and
infanticide) since 1974.
Documentation:
User Guide, Incident
Questionnaire (2010),
Victim
Questionnaire (2010),
Accused
Questionnaire (2010), Police
Officers Killed
Questionnaire (2010),
Police
Officers Killed
Questionnaire (2010),
Correctional
Workers Killed
Questionnaire (2010),
Glossary
of Terms.
- Victims
and persons accused of homicide, by age group and sex, Canada -
1974-2010
- Number
and rates (per 100,000 population) of homicide victims, Canada and
provinces - 1961-2010
- Number
and rates (per 100,000 population) of homicide victims, by census
metropolitan area (CMA) - 1981-2010
- Homicides
involving firearms, by type of firearm, Canada - 1974-2010
- Primary
methods used to commit homicide, Canada - 1974-2010
- Number
of solved homicides, by type of accused-victim relationship, Canada -
1974-2010
Table 01.
Numbers and rate of homicide victims, by province/territory, 1961 to
2010
Table 02.
Homicides, by gender, Canada, 1974-2010
Table 03.
Victims of spousal homicide by region, 1997-2010
Table 04.
Homicide incidents, by clearance status, Canada, 1999-2010
Table 05.
Homicides against prostitutes as a result of their profession, by
region, 1991-2010
Table 06.
Gang-related homicides, by region, 1999-2010
Table 07.
Homicides against police officers as a result of their profession, by
region, 1961-2010
Table 08.
Primary methods used to commit homicide, by region, 2010
Table 09.
Primary methods used to commit homicide, by gender, Canada, 1997-2010
Table 10.
Homicides involving firearms, by type of firearm, by region, 2010
Table 11.
Homicides against police officers as a result of their profession, by
type of circumstance, Canada, 1961-2010
Table 12.
Homicides against police officers as a result of their profession, by
type of police service, Canada, 1961-2010
Table 13.
Solved homicides by accused-victim relationship, by sex, Canada,
1999-2010
Table 14.
Solved homicides by accused-victim relationship, by province/territory,
2010
Table 15.
Solved homicides by accused-victim relationship, Canada, 1997-2010
Table 16.
Incidents of gang-related homicide, by region, 1991-2010
Table 17.
Homicide victims and accused, by selected age groups and gender,
Canada, 2010
Table 18.
Victims of gang-related homicides1, by CMA, 1991-2010
Table 19.
Youth accused of homicide, by selected age group, 1974-2010
Table 20.
Homicides against children (0 years to 17), by region, 2000 to 2010
Table 21.
Firearm-related homicides, by region, 1997-2010
Table 22.
Solved homicides against females, by type of intimate relationship, by
region, 2010
Table 23.
Solved homicides against males, by type of intimate relationship, by
region, 2010
Table 24.
Firearm-related homicide, by selected CMAs, 1997-2010
Table 25.
Homicides against taxi drivers as a result of their profession, by
region, 1997-2010
Table 26.
Victims of homicides, by CMA, 1991-2010
Abstract: The survey provides the justice
community,
academics and the public with information on revenues, expenditures,
personnel, and caseload statistics associated with the delivery and
administration of legal aid in Canada.
Documentation:
Questionnaire,
Reporting guide.
Police Administration
Survey Back to
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Abstract: The objective of this survey is
to collect baseline
information on police personnel and expenditures to enable detection of
historical trends as well as permit comparisons at the
provincial/territorial and municipal levels.
Documentation:
Questionnaire (2011),
Codebook (2011).
Uniform Crime Reporting
Survey Back to
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Abstract: The Uniform Crime Reporting
Survey was designed to
measure the incidence of crime in Canadian society and its
characteristics. The information is used by federal and provincial
policy makers as well as public and private researchers.
Documentation:
Questionnaire, Crime Statistics - Part 1 (2010),
Questionnaire, Crime Statistics - Part 2 (2010),
Questionnaire, Traffic Enforcement Statistics (2010),
Legislative Influences (2010),
Error Detection,
CMA Methodology,
Coding.
Canada,
Provinces and Territories, and Census Metropolitan Areas (CMAs): All
Crimes
- Crime
statistics, All Police Services (148 offences) - 1977-1997
- Crime
statistics, All Police Services (148 offences) - 1977-2007 -
*archived version*
- Crime
statistics (127 offences), Canada, Provinces and Territories - 1977-1997
- Crime
statistics (127 offences), Canada, Provinces and Territories - 1977-2007 *archived
version*
- Crime
statistics (148 offences), Census metropolitan area (CMA) - 1991-1997
- Crime
statistics (148 offences), Census metropolitan area (CMA) - 1991-2007 *archived
version*
- Incident-based
crime statistics, by detailed violations - 1998-2009
- Incident-based
crime statistics, by detailed violations and police services - 1998-2010
- Clearance
Rates, Major Crime Categories, Municipal Police Services - 1998-2010
- Clearance
Rates, Major crimes categories, municipal police services - 1977-1997
- Clearance
Rates, Major crimes categories, municipal police services - 1977-2007
- *archived version*
- Crime
severity index - 1998-2010
Detailed tables
- Ontario
Provincial Police - 1977-2008
- Royal
Canadian Mounted Police - 1977-2008
- Sûreté
du Québec - 1977-2008
- Location
of incident by Weapon Present, Selected police services - 2007,
2009
- Location
of incident by Selected police services – 2009, 2010
- Weapon
Present by Selected police services - 2009, 2010
- Level
of injury by sex of victim, Selected police services - 2007, 2008,
2009
- Age
and sex of accused persons, Selected police services - 2007, 2008,
2009,
2010
- Age
and sex of victims, Selected police services - 2007, 2008,
2009,
2010
- Clearance
status for youth and adult accused, Selected police services - 2007,
2008,
2009,
2010
- Clearance
status for all incidents, Selected police services - 2007, 2008,
2009,
2010
- Property
stolen by location, Selected police services - 2007,
2008, 2009,
2010
- Incident,
victim, and accused persons by counts and rates, Selected police
services - 2007, 2008,
2009
- Incident
counts by four most serious violations, Selected police services - 2007,
2008,
2009,
2010
- Incident
and victim counts by most serious violation, Selected police services -
2009
- Cyber
crime, organized crime and street gang crime for selected police
services - 2006,
2007
- Cyber
crime for selected police services - 2008, 2009
- Street
gang crime for selected police services - 2008,
2009
- Hate-Motivated
Crime, by Selected Police Services - 2006, 2007,
2008,
2009
- Hate
crime, by type of motivation, Canada - 2006, 2007,
2008,
2009
- Hate
crime, by most serious violation, Canada - 2006, 2007,
2008,
2009
- Organized
crime, by most serious violation for selected police services - 2006
- Street
gang crime, by most serious violation for selected police services -
2006, 2007,
2008,
2009
- Cyber
crime, by most serious violation for selected police services - 2006,
2007,
2008,
2009
- Toronto
Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR2) data by census tract, 2006
- Montreal,
crime per census tract 2001 - Incident-based Uniform Crime
reporting Survey, geocoded database, 2001 and Census 2001 data by
census tract, 2001
Transition Home Survey Back to top
Abstract: The objective of the Transition
Home Survey (THS)
is to collect data on residential services for abused women and their
children during the previous 12 months, as well as to provide a one-day
snapshot of the clientele being served on a specific date. The THS is a
census of all residential agencies providing services to battered women
and their children across Canada.
Documentation:
Questionnaire (2010).
- Annual
admissions of women and children to transition homes and other
shelters, by type of shelter, Canada, provinces and territories, every
2 years (number) - 1998-2010
- One-day
snapshot of women residing in shelters for reasons of abuse, Canada,
every 2 years (number of women) - 1998-2010
- One-day
snapshot of abused women residing in shelters, with or without their
children, by type of shelter, Canada, every 2 years (number of abused
women) - 1998-2008
- One-day
snapshot of women residing in shelters because of spousal abuse,
Canada, provinces and territories, every 2 years (number unless
otherwise noted) - 1998-2010
Terminated tables
- Women
in shelters admitted for abuse - 1998–2002
- Number
of shelters operating and responding to the Transition Home Survey by
province and territory, type of area - 1998–2000
- Number
of shelters operating and responding to the Transition Home Survey by
facility type - 1998–2000
- In-house
services provided by shelters to children residents, ex-residents and
non-residents, Canada - 1998–2000
- Changes
in type of shelters over time, every 2 years 1998 – 2004
- Reason(s)
for admission (23) to shelters of women Residents, Canada - 1998–2000
- Number
of women and their children residing in shelters and the reasons for
admission (3) by facility type, Canada - 1998–2000
- Number
of women and their children residing in shelters and the Reason(s) for
Admission (3) by province and territory - 1998–2000
- In-house
services provided by shelters to women residents, ex-residents and
non-residents - 1998–2000
- Characteristics
of abused women residing in shelters by age, parental status,
disability and relationship to abuser - 1998–2000
- Involvement
of the Criminal Justice System by province and territory - 1998–2000
- Rate
of women in shelters, admitted for reasons of abuse by province and
territory - 1998–2000
- Requests
for services received by shelters from ex-residents and non-residents -
1998–2000
Victim services survey Back to top
Abstract: The objective of this survey is
to collect
information on victim service agencies that provided services directly
to primary or secondary victims of crime during the 12-month reference
period, as well as to provide a one-day snapshot of clientele being
served on a specific date. Information on activities by criminal
injuries compensation/financial benefit programs during the 12-month
reference period is also collected.
Documentation:
Guidebook (2007-2008),
Questionnaire (2007-2008).
- Types
of victim service agencies - 2002, 2006, 2008, 2010
- Number
of clients assisted by victim service agencies - 2002, 2006, 2008, 2010
- Types
of services offered directly by victim service agencie - 2002, 2006,
2008, 2010
- One-day
snapshot of number of clients served, by type of victimization - 2002,
2006, 2008, 2010
Abstract: The objective of the Youth Court
Survey (YCS) is to
produce a national database of statistical information on charges,
cases and persons involving accused who are aged 12 to 17 years (up to
the 18th birthday) at the time of the offence.
Youth Custody and
Community Services Back
to top
Abstract: The purpose of this survey is to
provide important
indicators as to the nature and case characteristics of youth in
correctional services and are of use to justice agencies, the media and
the public.
Documentation:
Questionnaire (2008-2009),
Coding.