Table 3
Prevalence of co-offending incidents, Canada, 1995 to 2009

Table 3
Prevalence of co-offending incidents, Canada, 1995 to 2009
Table summary
This table displays the results of prevalence of co-offending incidents. The information is grouped by year (appearing as row headers), lone offence, pair offence, group offence and total , calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Year Lone offence Pair offence Group offence Total
number percent number percent number percent number
1995 349,876 88.1 35,927 9.0 11,352 2.9 397,155
1996 351,219 88.1 35,415 8.9 11,952 3.0 398,586
1997 322,490 88.4 32,034 8.8 10,425 2.9 364,949
1998 335,752 89.0 31,575 8.4 9,713 2.6 377,040
1999 350,155 89.6 30,631 7.8 9,972 2.6 390,758
2000 357,288 89.5 30,921 7.7 10,787 2.7 398,996
2001 363,593 89.8 30,684 7.6 10,433 2.6 404,710
2002 369,342 90.1 30,534 7.4 10,256 2.5 410,132
2003 365,425 89.8 31,310 7.7 10,272 2.5 407,007
2004 369,402 89.9 30,965 7.5 10,493 2.6 410,860
2005 371,429 90.1 30,799 7.5 9,887 2.4 412,115
2006 382,358 90.3 30,518 7.2 10,348 2.4 423,224
2007 377,629 90.4 30,218 7.2 9,988 2.4 417,835
2008 378,862 90.4 30,034 7.2 10,234 2.4 419,130
2009 374,060 90.3 30,280 7.3 9,992 2.4 414,332
Note: Information reflects data reported consistently by police services to the UCR Survey from 1995 to 2009, representing approximately 52% of the population of Canada.
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Incident-based Uniform Crime Reporting Survey.
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