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Acknowledgments

The Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics (CCJS) produced this research paper with the financial assistance of the National Crime Prevention Centre at Public Safety Canada. It wishes to express its deep appreciation to the police services of Edmonton, Halifax and Thunder Bay for their assistance in conducting this study.

This report is the result of a collaborative effort between Statistics Canada and the members of the National Justice Statistics Initiative.

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Catalogue no. 85-561-MWE

Frequency: Occasional

ISSN 1707-5203
ISBN 978-0-662-48268-0

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