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Table 3
Household characteristics, by number of victimizations, 2004

	0	1	2 or more
	Number of victimizations
	proportion of households
Region
Atlantic	86.6	10.0	3.4^*
Quebec¹	87.5	10.9	1.6
Ontario	83.1^*	12.7^*	4.2^*
Prairies	76.7^*	15.7^*	7.6^*
British-Columbia	75.8^*	16.1^*	8.2^*
Household income
Under $15,000¹	88.8	7.9	3.3
$15,000 to $29,999	84.4^*	11.6^*	4.0
$30,000 to $39,999	83.4^*	11.2^*	5.4^*
$40,000 to $59,999	81.1^*	14.2^*	4.8^*
$60,000 to $99,999	78.9^*	15.7^*	5.4^*
$100,000 and over	76.7^*	17.8^*	5.6^*
Tenure
Owner¹	82.7	13.0	4.4
Tenant	81.6	13.3	5.1^*
Dwelling type
Semi-detached, row house or duplex¹	79.0	14.4	6.6
Single-detached house	82.3^*	13.1	4.5^*
Apartment	84.2^*	12.2^*	3.6^*
Household size
1 person¹	87.0	9.9	3.1
2 persons	84.4^*	11.7^*	3.9^*
3 persons	78.8^*	14.9^*	6.3^*
4 persons or more	76.8^*	17.2^*	6.0^*
Location
Urban¹	81.2	13.7	5.1
Rural	87.2^*	10.5^*	2.4^*
Proportion of persons in families with incomes below the low-income cut-off (LICO) in the neighbourhood^{* 2, 3}
Low¹	84.6	11.8	3.6
Medium	81.7^*	13.4^*	4.9^*
High	80.8^*	13.9^*	5.3^*
Proportion of lone parent families in the neighbourhood⁴
Low¹	85.3	11.5	3.2
Medium	82.6^*	12.9^*	4.5^*
High	79.8^*	14.5^*	5.7^*
Proportion of persons in the neighbourhood who lived at the same address 5 years earlier⁵
High¹	86.1	11.1	2.9
Medium	80.4^*	14.0^*	5.6^*
Low	80.8^*	14.4^*	4.8^*
Median family income in the neighbourhood
Less than $30,000¹	82.0	13.1	4.9
$30,000 and over	82.7	13.0	4.3^*
Main activity of respondent
Student¹	75.2	17.9	6.9
Working	79.7^*	15.0^*	5.3^*
At home (includes household work, looking for a paid job, maternity/paternity leave, long-term illness)	82.7^*	12.4^*	4.9^*
Retired	92.1^*	6.2^*	1.7^*
Number of activities at night (each month)
Less than 10¹	90.0	7.8	2.2
10 to 19	82.9^*	13.2^*	4.0^*
20 to 29	80.0^*	15.2^*	4.8^*
30 to 49	77.7^*	15.7^*	6.5^*
50 or more	74.5^*	17.3^*	8.2^*
* Significantly different from reference category (p < 0.05). 1. Reference category. 2. Less than 10% of families in the neighbourhood (low), between 10% and 75% of families in the neighbourhood (medium), over 75% of families in the neighbourhood (high). 3. Neighbourhood characteristics are derived at the Census tract level in cities with a population above 50,000 (census agglomeration and census metropolitan area) and at the city level for cities with a population under 50,000. 4. Less than 25% of families in the neighbourhood (low), between 25% and 75% of families in the neighbourhood (medium), over 75% of families in the neighbourhood (high). 5. Less than 40% of persons in the neighbourhood who lived at the same address 5 years earlier (low), between 40% and 65% of persons in the neighbourhood who lived at the same address 5 years earlier (medium), over 65% % of persons in the neighbourhood who lived at the same address 5 years earlier (high). Source: Statistics Canada, General Social Survey, 2004.

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Table 3 Household characteristics, by number of victimizations, 2004

Table 3
Household characteristics, by number of victimizations, 2004