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Table 3
Motor vehicle theft rates1, Census Metropolitan Areas2,3,
1992 to 2002
 
1992
2001
2002
Percent change in rate
2001 to 2002
Percent change in rate
1992 to 2002
Regina
490
1,959
1,424
-27.3
190.6
Winnipeg
373
1,608
1,405
-12.6
276.7
Vancouver
961
1,147
1,177
2.6
22.5
Edmonton
977
755
789
4.5
-19.2
Hamilton
457
849
746
-12.1
63.2
London
322
731
734
0.4
128.0
Sherbrooke
567
828
725
-12.4
27.9
Montréal
1,024
779
683
-12.3
-33.3
Calgary
1,077
580
539
-7.1
-50.0
Saskatoon
376
560
538
-3.9
43.1
Kitchener
287
535
494
-7.7
72.1
Ottawa4
679
491
476
-3.1
-29.9
Halifax
300
495
474
-4.2
58.0
Sudbury
885
490
441
-10.0
-50.2
St.Catharines-Niagara
373
407
413
1.5
10.7
Trois-Rivières
483
414
384
-7.2
-20.5
Windsor
291
484
358
-26.0
23.0
Toronto
384
371
348
-6.2
-9.4
Gatineau5
382
292
282
-3.4
-26.2
Victoria
439
354
280
-20.9
-36.2
Saguenay
397
320
265
-17.2
-33.2
Thunder Bay
415
415
196
-52.8
-52.8
Québec
461
184
193
4.9
-58.1
Saint John
267
178
186
4.5
-30.3
St. John’s
165
184
147
-20.1
-10.9

1 Rates are calculated on the basis of 100,000 population. The population estimates come from the Annual Demographic Statistics, 2002 report, produced by Statistics Canada, Demography Division. Populations as of July 1st: final intercensal estimates for 1992, updated postcensal estimates for 2001 and preliminary postcensal estimates for 2002.
2 Note that a CMA typically comprises more than one police force. Also, note that the Oshawa CMA is excluded from this table due to the incongruity between the police agency jurisdictional boundaries and the CMA boundaries.
3 Populations for all CMAs have been adjusted to follow policing boundaries.
4 Ottawa represents the Ontario portion of the Ottawa-Gatineau CMA.
5 Gatineau was formerly known as Hull and refers to the Quebec portion of the Ottawa-Gatineau CMA.
Source: Uniform Crime Reporting Survey, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Statistics Canada.


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