Table 5
Victimization incidents reported by Canadians, by selected household and neighbourhood characteristics, 2019


Table 5
Victimization incidents reported by Canadians, by selected household and neighbourhood characteristics, 2019
Table summary
This table displays the results of Victimization incidents reported by Canadians. The information is grouped by Characteristic (appearing as row headers), Violent victimization, Household victimization, Theft of personal property, rate and 95% confidence interval, calculated using from and to units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Characteristic Violent victimizationTable 5 Note 1 Household victimizationTable 5 Note 2 Theft of personal propertyTable 5 Note 1
rate 95% confidence interval rate 95% confidence interval rate 95% confidence interval
from to from to from to
Household living arrangement
AloneTable 5 Note † 104 78 130 182 154 210 80 54 105
Couple 46Note * 34 57 138Note * 120 155 74 59 89
Couple with children 84 61 107 181 159 202 112Note * 94 129
Lone-parent family 128 85 171 216 175 258 126Note * 94 158
Other 88 46 131 152 118 185 94 68 120
Household size
1 or 2 peopleTable 5 Note † 78 64 92 163 147 180 83 71 95
3 or 4 people 92 69 115 191Note * 169 214 109Note * 92 125
5 or more people 76 43 108 165 133 198 112 83 141
Multigenerational home
YesTable 5 Note † 95 32 158 157 103 211 105 65 146
No 82 70 94 172 160 185 97 87 107
Dwelling type
Single detachedTable 5 Note † 75 60 91 164 150 179 102 91 114
Semi-detached, row home, duplex 88 62 113 177 150 204 94 66 121
Apartment or condo in a building 111Note * 80 142 191 158 225 87 61 113
Other 63 33 94 149 100 198 83 44 121
Dwelling ownership
OwnedTable 5 Note † 69 56 83 165 151 180 97 86 108
Rented 132Note * 104 160 189 163 215 101 79 124
Lived in the neighbourhood
Less than one yearTable 5 Note † 114 69 158 208 156 260 118 77 159
1 year to less than 5 years 113 86 140 162 140 184 128 104 153
5 years to less than 10 years 103 67 140 194 166 222 97 73 121
10 years or more 58Note * 45 72 165 146 183 82 70 94
Sense of belonging to local community
Somewhat or very strongTable 5 Note † 69 57 81 161 145 177 84 73 95
Somewhat or very weak 117Note * 84 151 213Note * 188 238 142Note * 118 167
No opinion 85 55 115 146 119 173 81 57 106
Residential mobility - moves in the past 5 years
0 or 1 timesTable 5 Note † 70 58 83 160 148 172 91 81 101
2 times 104 64 143 220Note * 171 270 130 83 176
3 or more times 247Note * 167 328 277Note * 192 361 154Note * 111 196
Social disorder in the neighbourhood
Yes 112Note * 94 130 240Note * 221 259 131Note * 115 146
NoTable 5 Note † 46 31 61 84 72 97 56 45 66
Household income
Less than $40,000Table 5 Note † 121 82 161 157 130 184 77 53 101
$40,000 to $79,999 74Note * 57 91 154 135 174 81 66 96
$80,000 to $119,999 85 52 118 187 154 220 107 86 129
$120,000 or more 67Note * 53 82 194Note * 172 215 116Note * 97 134
Unable to pay scheduled bills or make other payments in past 12 months
Yes 187Note * 137 237 303Note * 251 354 157Note * 113 201
NoTable 5 Note † 71 59 84 157 145 170 92 82 102
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significantly different from reference category (p < 0.05)

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Note †

reference category

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Note 1

Rates are calculated per 1,000 population aged 15 years and older.

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Note 2

Rates are calculated per 1,000 households.

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Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey on Canadians’ Safety (Victimization).
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