% of Canadians concerned about the issue of Drunk Driving as compared to other road safety issues such as: Running Red Lights, Child Safety, Street Racing, Distracted Drivers, Cell Phones, Excessive Speeding, Older Drivers, Younger Drivers

Public perceptions of why some Canadians drink and drive, Perceived effectiveness of police enforcement, Perceived conviction rate for legally impaired drivers who are caught, Perceived recidivism rate among convicted impaired drivers, Percentage who agree and strongly agree with actions against drinking and driving,

Includes: Rate of involvement in community corrections per 100,000 adult population on an average day in May 2003, by Aboriginal Identity, Number of aggregate admissions to probation or conditional sentence, by province, Number of adults involved in probation and/or conditional sentences by Aboriginal Identity

Types of optional conditions on probation and/or conditional sentence orders per involvement, (e.g. Abstain from drugs and alcohol, Community service work, Driving prohibition, Attend work and/or school, Reside in specific place/house arrest, Community service work, No or restricted contact with certain persons, Attend counselling)

Percent of completed periods of community supervision breached, by Aboriginal Identity and age, by most serious offence, Saskatchewan and Alberta, Types of conditions imposed on probation and percent breached, Alberta, Re-involvement rate within one year of release of 2003/2004 by most serious offence (reoffend / recidivism)

Comparison of characteristics of bank robberies and convenience store robberies in Vancouver (Use of physical force, Use of weapon, Verbal threat, Note-passer, Takeover, Prior robbery convictions, Drug history)

Includes Number of re-involvements with correctional services within four years of release, Saskatchewan (Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal), % returned to correctional services within four years of release, by most serious offence, Saskatchewan (Robbery, Break and enter, Theft and possession of stolen property, Offences against the administration of justice, Common assault, Sexual offences, Criminal code: Traffic offences, Other property offences, Drug offences, Fraud) [reoffend / recidivism]

Includes % of young offenders that are chronic offenders, repeat offenders and one-time offenders, likelihood of reoffending related to age at first court appearance.