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Data tables

Table 1A: Population aged 15 and over by feelings of safety walking alone in neighbourhood after dark, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 1B: Population aged 15 and over by feelings of safety waiting for or using public transportation alone after dark, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 1C: Population aged 15 and over by feelings of safety when at home alone in the evening or at night, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 1D: Population aged 15 and over by general satisfaction with personal safety, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 2A: Population aged 15 and over by perception of level of crime in neighbourhood compared to other areas, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 2B: Population aged 15 and older by perceived change in level of crime in neighbourhood during the past 5 years, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 3A: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by local police in regard to enforcing laws, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 3B: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by local police in regard to responding to calls, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 3C: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by local police in regard to being approachable, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 3D: Population 15 years and over by perception of job being done by police in regard to supplying information to the public on ways to reduce crime, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 3E: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by local police in regard to ensuring neighbourhood safety, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 3F: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by local police in regard to treating people fairly, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 4A: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by courts in regard to providing justice quickly, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 4B: Population aged 15 years and over by perception of job being done by courts in regard to helping victims, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 4C: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by courts in regard to determining whether or not the accused is guilty, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 4D: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by courts in regard to providing a fair trial, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 5A: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by the prison system in regard to supervising and controlling prisoners, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 5B: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by the prison system in regard to helping prisoners become law-abiding citizens, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 6A: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by the parole system in regard to releasing offenders who are not likely to commit other crimes, by census metropolitan area, 2004

Table 6B: Population aged 15 and over by perception of job being done by the parole system in regard to supervising parolees, by census metropolitan area, 2004


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