Table 12
Satisfaction with personal safety and perception of neighbourhood crime by perceptions of social disorder in the neighbourhood, Canada's territories, 2009
Perceptions of neighbourhood social disorder | Crime higher than other neighbourhoods | Dissatisfied with personal safety from crime | Feel unsafe walking alone in eveningNote 1 | Feel unsafe home aloneNote 2 | Weak neighbourhood belonging |
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percentageNote 3 | |||||
Population aged 15 and older reporting a problem with … | |||||
Noisy neighbours/loud parties | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 25Note E: Use with caution | 18Note E: Use with caution | 24Note E: Use with caution | 31Note E: Use with caution | 30Note E: Use with caution |
Not a big problem | 11Note ** | 6Note ** | 9Note ** | 20Note ** | 15Note ** |
People hanging around on the streets | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 33 | 15Note E: Use with caution | 30Note E: Use with caution | 38 | 28Note E: Use with caution |
Not a big problem | 10Note ** | 6Note ** | 8Note ** | 19Note ** | 15Note * |
People sleeping on the streets | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 35Note E: Use with caution | Note F: too unreliable to be published | 24Note E: Use with caution | 35Note E: Use with caution | 35Note E: Use with caution |
Not a big problem | 11Note ** | 6Note * | 9Note ** | 20Note * | 15Note * |
Garbage or litter lying around | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 32 | 16Note E: Use with caution | 23Note E: Use with caution | 32 | 24 |
Not a big problem | 8Note ** | 5Note E: Use with cautionNote ** | 8Note ** | 18Note ** | 15Note ** |
Vandalism, graffiti and other deliberate damage | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 31 | 14Note E: Use with caution | 16Note E: Use with caution | 33 | 26 |
Not a big problem | 9Note ** | 6Note ** | 9Note * | 18Note ** | 14Note ** |
People being attacked or harassed because of their skin colour, ethnic origin or religion | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 51 | 29Note E: Use with caution | 34Note E: Use with caution | 38Note E: Use with caution | 43Note E: Use with caution |
Not a big problem | 10Note ** | 5Note ** | 8Note ** | 19Note ** | 15Note ** |
People using or dealing drugs | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 27 | 13 | 22 | 31 | 27 |
Not a big problem | 6Note E: Use with cautionNote ** | 4Note E: Use with cautionNote ** | 5Note E: Use with cautionNote ** | 16Note ** | 13Note ** |
People drunk or rowdy in public places | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 29 | 13 | 22 | 31 | 26 |
Not a big problem | 5Note ** | 4Note E: Use with cautionNote ** | 5Note E: Use with cautionNote ** | 16Note ** | 12Note ** |
Prostitution | |||||
A very big or fairly big problemNote † | 31Note E: Use with caution | Note F: too unreliable to be published | 48Note E: Use with caution | 50Note E: Use with caution | Note F: too unreliable to be published |
Not a big problem | 11Note ** | 6Note * | 8Note ** | 19Note ** | 16 |
† reference category E use with caution F too unreliable to be published * significantly different from reference category (p<0.1) ** significantly different from reference category (p<0.05) 1. Based on responses of people who engage in these activities. 2. Based on responses of people who are home alone in the evening or night. 3. Responses of "No opinion", "Not stated", and "Don't know" were included in the calculation of percentages. Note: Totals may not add up 100% due to rounding. Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey, 2009. |
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