Police-reported cyber crime, by most serious violation [cybercrime] (e.g. Luring a Child via a Computer, Voyeurism, Uttering threats [cyber bullying], Identity Theft, Child pornography), Police-reported cyber crime, by selected police service

Includes: Type of violent victimization (sexual assault, robbery, physical assault) , Location of incident, Relationship of offender to victim, Perception of whether strangers can be trusted, Emotional consequences of self-reported violent victimization, Reasons for not reporting violent victimizations to the police, Type of self-reported household victimization (break and enter, motor vehicle theft, vandalism, theft of household property)

Self-reported violent victimization in previous 12 months, by type of offence (Sexual assault (rape), robbery, spousal assault [wife abuse], Motor vehicle theft, Break & enter)

Self-reported violent victimization in previous 12 months, by selected demographic and social characteristics (age, gender, aboriginal identity (First nations, Métis, Inuit), Number of evening activities (per month), Place of birth (territories / outside territories), 5 or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting (past month), Use of drugs)

Self-reported violent incidents, by incident and offender characteristics, Self-reported spousal violence in previous 5 years, by selected demographic and social characteristics, by severity of the violence, Self-reported victimizations reported to police

Perceptions of crime and feelings of safety from crime, by sex, by territory, Satisfaction with personal safety and perception of neighbourhood crime by perceptions of social disorder in the neighbourhood, Perceptions of the criminal justice system (police, criminal courts, prison (corrections)

For data on hate crimes see: Stats Link Canada ID# 9747.

For the latest detailed annual report see: Stats Link Canada ID# 7779.