Table 2
Prevalence of co-offending incidents, by province and territory, 2011
Table 2
Prevalence of co-offending incidents, by province and territory, 2011
Table summary
This table displays the results of prevalence of co-offending incidents. The information is grouped by province or territory (appearing as row headers), lone offence, pair offence, group crime and total, calculated using number and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Province or territory
Lone offence
Pair offence
Group crime
Total
number
percent
number
percent
number
percent
number
Newfoundland and Labrador
12,171
87.9
1,327
9.6
345
2.5
13,843
Prince Edward Island
3,021
90.3
245
7.3
81
2.4
3,347
Nova Scotia
27,303
88.0
2,812
9.1
911
2.9
31,026
New Brunswick
17,305
89.8
1,541
8.0
432
2.2
19,278
Quebec
161,784
91.4
11,402
6.4
3,896
2.2
177,082
Ontario
242,301
88.0
24,531
8.9
8,637
3.1
275,469
Manitoba
46,744
87.9
5,006
9.4
1,450
2.7
53,200
Saskatchewan
75,463
88.1
7,559
8.8
2,637
3.1
85,659
Alberta
137,539
88.8
13,468
8.7
3,853
2.5
154,860
British Columbia
133,015
89.8
11,868
8.0
3,267
2.2
148,150
Yukon
4,504
89.3
429
8.5
110
2.2
5,043
Northwest Territories
14,290
87.7
1,605
9.9
401
2.5
16,296
Nunavut
9,602
89.4
984
9.2
155
1.4
10,741
Total
885,042
89.0
82,777
8.3
26,175
2.6
993,994
Source: Statistics Canada, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Incident-based Uniform Crime Reporting Survey.
