Table 1
Impact of COVID-19 on residential facilities for victims of abuse, by pandemic period and region, 2020/2021


Table 1
Impact of COVID-19 on residential facilities for victims of abuse, by pandemic period and region, 2020/2021
Table summary
This table displays the results of Impact of COVID-19 on residential facilities for victims of abuse. The information is grouped by Pandemic period (appearing as row headers), Atlantic region, Quebec , Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Territories and Canada, calculated using percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Pandemic period Atlantic regionTable 1 Note 6 Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia TerritoriesTable 1 Note 7 Canada
percent
Period of initial lockdown measuresTable 1 Note 1
To a great extent 30 68 60 59 42 45 33 31 50
To a moderate extent 43 15 32 X 42 36 40 X 30
To a minor extent or not at all 24 16 8 27 X 17 27 54 19
Period immediately after lockdown measures were relaxed
(initial provincial or territorial re-opening phase)Table 1 Note 2
To a great extent 20 34 27 X 0 12 8 X 21
To a moderate extent 33 42 49 50 58 62 44 X 46
To a minor extent or not at all 46 23 24 27 42 24 45 46 32
Period of lockdown relaxationTable 1 Note 3
To a great extent X 27 24 X 0 17 X X 16
To a moderate extent 35 40 43 41 42 45 45 X 41
To a minor extent or not at all X 33 32 36 58 36 49 62 41
Period of second waveTable 1 Note 4
To a great extent 17 48 45 27 33 31 9 38 33
To a moderate extent 48 30 42 36 33 45 48 X 40
To a minor extent or not at all 33 22 13 32 33 21 40 46 26
Current periodTable 1 Note 5
To a great extent 11 26 41 X 0 12 9 38 23
To a moderate extent 43 29 39 50 58 55 33 X 38
To a minor extent or not at all 43 45 20 32 42 31 55 54 38
Overall impact, from the beginning of the pandemic
To a great extent 22 42 49 36 8 29 13 38 34
To a moderate extent 48 37 40 36 67 50 53 X 44
To a minor extent or not at all 28 21 11 23 25 19 33 38 22
0 true zero or a value rounded to zero
X suppressed to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act
Note 1

Period where schools and non-essential businesses were closed and travel was restricted.

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Note 2

Period where non-essential businesses began to re-open in the respondent's province or territory, while physical distancing measures and other restrictions may have been put in place.

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Note 3

Period where all businesses were open and regular activities resumed in the respondent's province or territory, while some measures may have remained in place (e.g., wearing masks).

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Note 4

Period where number of COVID-19 cases began to increase again in the respondent's province or territory.

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Note 5

The current period refers to the point in time at which the respondent was completing the survey, between April and August of 2021.

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Note 6

Includes Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

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Note 7

Includes Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

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Note: Information in this tables excludes 27% of facilities, nationally, that did not provide a response to these questions. The percentage of excluded facilities varies by region. "Not applicable" answer category was included as a valid response, therefore total may not add up to 100%.
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice and Community Safety Statistics, Survey of Residential Facilities for Victims of Abuse.
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