Also includes: Incident-based crime statistics, by detailed violations (rates, incidents, youth charges [young offenders, adult charge):

Homicide, Murder, first degree, second degree, Manslaughter, Infanticide, Criminal negligence causing death, Attempted murder, Sexual assault, level 3, aggravated [rape], level 2, weapon or bodily harm, level 1, Total sexual violations against children, Sexual interference, Invitation to sexual touching, Sexual exploitation, Luring a child via a computer [cybercrime], Assault, level 3, aggravated, level 2, weapon or bodily harm, level 1, Assault police officer, Unlawfully causing bodily harm, Criminal negligence causing bodily harm, Other assaults

Total firearms; use of, discharge, pointing, Discharge firearm with intent, Using firearm in commission of offence, Pointing a firearm, Total robbery, Robbery, Robbery to steal a firearm

Forcible confinement or kidnapping, Total abduction, Abduction under the age 14, not parent or guardian, Abduction under the age 16, Removal of children from Canada, Abduction under the age 14 contravening a custody order, Abduction under age 14, by parent or guardian, Extortion, Criminal harassment, Uttering threats, Threatening or harassing phone calls, Total other violent violations, Conspire to commit murder

Incest, Corrupting morals of a child, Anal intercourse, Bestiality, commit or compel person, Voyeurism

Trap likely to or causing bodily harm, Hostage-taking, Trafficking in persons, Intimidation of a justice system participant or a journalist, Intimidation of a non-justice participant.

Explosives causing death or bodily harm, Arson, disregard for human life

Total breaking and entering, Breaking and entering, Breaking and entering to steal a firearm, Possess stolen property, Total theft of motor vehicle, Theft of motor vehicle over $5,000, Theft of motor vehicle $5,000 or under, Total theft over / under $5,000 (non-motor vehicle), Theft over / under $5,000, Theft over / under $5,000 from a motor vehicle, Shoplifting over / under $5,000, Total theft under $5,000 (non-motor vehicle) Fraud

Mischief, Mischief to religious property motivated by hate [hate crimes], Arson, Counterfeiting

Total weapons violations, Offensive weapons, explosives, prohibited, restricted, Firearm transfers or serial numbers, Weapons trafficking, Weapons possession contrary to order, Possession of weapons, Unauthorized importing or exporting of weapons, Firearms documentation or administration, Unsafe storage of firearms

Child pornography, Bawdy house, Living off the avails of prostitution of a person under age 18, Procuring, Obtains or communicates with a person under age 18 for purpose of sex, Other prostitution

Disturb the peace, Total administration of justice violations, Fail to comply with order, Escape or helps to escape from lawful custody, Prisoner unlawfully at large, Fail to appear, Breach of probation, Betting house, Gaming house, Indecent acts, Corrupting morals, Obstruct public or peace officer, Trespass at night, Utter threats to property or animal, Advocating genocide, Public incitement of hatred [hate crimes],

Unauthorized recording of a movie [piracy], Offences against public order (Part II Criminal Code), Property or service for terrorist activity, Freezing of property, disclosure or audit

Participate in activity of terrorist group, Facilitate terrorist activity, Commission or instructing to carry out terrorist activity, Harbour or conceal terrorist, Hoax terrorism, Invasion of privacy, Commit offence for criminal organization [gangs], Participate in activities of criminal organization.

Total impaired driving [drunk driving], Impaired operation, causing death, Impaired operation, failure to provide breath sample, Dangerous operation, causing death, causing bodily harm, Failure to stop or remain, Driving while prohibited, Causing death by criminal negligence while street racing, Causing bodily harm by criminal negligence while street racing

[Illegal drugs] Possession, trafficking, production: Cannabis, Cocaine, Heroin, Methamphetamines (crystal meth), Methylenedioxyamphetamine (ecstasy), possession,

Over the last 5 years would you say there has been an increase in the amount of crime in your community? To what extent do you fear being a victim of crime in your community? [feel safe] Over the past two years have you been a victim of a crime which involved the police?

How much confidence do you have in the Canadian justice system? Do you support using alternative penalties - such as fines, probation or community service - rather than prison for non-violent offenders? Would you support alternative penalties for: Personal marijuana use, Credit card fraud, Drunk driving, Arson

% of youth are current smokers, triers, non-smokers by number of friends and family members who smoke and by amount of money they typically have each week, emotional well-being

Average number of cigarettes smoked per day (daily smokers) by grade, Sources of cigarettes (retail / social), Lifetime use and mean age at first use of alcohol and other drugs by grouped grades [alcohol, binge drinking, cannabis [illegal drugs], ecstasy, heroin, cocaine, steroids, glue/gas, salvia, tranquillizers, stimulants, pain relievers, binge drinking), Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis by province

% support legalization of Marijuana, Ecstasy, Crack cocaine, Powder cocaine, Heroin, Crystal Meth

Smoking and pregnancy, Smoking and education, Exposure of children at home to Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) (second-hand smoke)

Fire risk: % of current smokers aged 15 years and older reported smoking in bed in the past week, % said they had done so everyday, % once a week, % of current smokers reported having fallen asleep with a lit cigarette (this could be in bed, on a sofa, or in a chair) at least once, % reported leaving a lit cigarette burning in an ashtray in the past 12 months

Ever used/tried marijuana, cannabis or hashish, by smoking status.

Results by individual grade and gender.

Covers Alcohol, Cannabis, Cocaine, Ecstasy, Heroin, Hallucinogens (illegal drug use), Drinking and driving (drunk driving), Cannabis use and driving.

Support for various measures to deal with crime

Includes: Percentage of children (0-17) in households with equivalent income less than 50 per cent of the median [Child poverty], Percentage of children reporting low family affluence, Percentage of children aged 15 reporting less than ten books in the home

Percentage of working-age households with children without an employed parent, Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births), Low birth rate

Measles, DPT3, Polio: % children immunized [vaccination], Reading, Science & Math literacy achievement, Percentage of 15-19 year-olds not in education or employment, Percentage of pupils aged 15 years aspiring to low skilled work.

Percentage of students whose parents eat their main meal with them around a table several times a week, Percentage of students whose parents spend time just talking to them several times per week, Percentage of young people finding their peers ‘kind and helpful’

Percentage smoking cigarettes at least once per week [smoking], Percentage of young people who have been drunk two or more times, Percentage of young people who have used cannabis in the last 12 months, Adolescent fertility rate, births per 1000 women aged 15-19 [teen pregnancy], Percentage of young people who have had sexual intercourse, Percentage of young people who used a condom during their last sexual intercourse

Percentage of young people involved in physical fighting in previous 12 months, Percentage of young people who were bullied at least once in the last 2 months

Percentage of young people who eat fruit every day, Percentage of young people who eat breakfast every school day, Mean number of days when young people are physically active for one hour or more of the previous /typical week, Percentage of young people who are overweight according to BMI, aged 13 and 15, Percentage of young people rating their health as ‘fair or poor'

Includes: Students who report having a happy home life, by grade and gender, Father/Mother is easy or very easy to talk to about things that are really bothersome, by grade and gender, Students who report being trusted by their parents, Students who think their parents expect too much of them, Students who report having a lot of arguments with their parents, Students who report wanting to leave home at times (runaway)

Students who say that teachers think their school work is good or very good, Students who like school a lot, Students who agree and strongly agree with the statements "I feel I belong at this school", "I feel safe at this school", Students who think their teachers are interested in them as persons, Students who think their teachers expect too much of them at school

Students with three or more close same-sex friends, Students who find it easy or very easy to talk to same-sex friends, Students with three or more close opposite-sex friends, Spending four to five days a week with friends right after school, Students who report that most or all of their friends have pro-social attitudes

Students who report that their family is quite well off or very well off, Reported neighbourhood conditions based on presence of troublemakers, litter, and run-down buildings

Students physically active five days or more over a typical week, Spending four or more hours per week doing physical activities in class time / in free time at school, Watching two or more hours of television per day [TV] Playing video games for two hours or more per day, Using the computer in free time for two hours or more per day.

Food frequency patterns in Canadian young people (selected food items eaten daily (e.g. bread, fruits, vegetables, potato chips, cheese, French fries), Students who think their body is too thin, about the right size, or too fat, Students classified as obese, in 2002 and 2006, Students who report doing something to lose weight.

Age at which students in Grades 9 and 10 first tried smoking, Daily smoking, Age at which students in Grades 9 and 10 first tried alcohol, Students who report being "really drunk" at least twice, Grade 10 students who report using cannabis, ecstasy, amphetamines, LSD, magic mushrooms, Ritalin to get high, sniffing glue or solvents, medical drugs, cocaine, heroin, opium, or morphine

Age at which students in Grades 9 and 10 first had sexual intercourse, Grade 9 and 10 students who report having used a condom the last time they had sexual intercourse, Contraceptive measures used by sexually active Grade 9 students the last time they had sexual intercourse

Involvement of students in the three categories of bullying, Students who are victimized and do not bully others, Teasing in victimized students, Sexual harassment in victimized students, Racial bullying in victimized students, Electronic bullying in victimized [cyber-bullying], Number of physical fights in the past 12 months

Students reporting an injury during the past 12 months requiring treatment, Missing five or more days from school or usual activities due to an injury, Activities leading to injury, Organized versus unorganized activities leading to injury, Locations where injuries happen.

For each of the following offences, would you support or oppose using alternative penalties rather than prison? (Personal marijuana use, Credit card fraud, Drunk driving, Arson)

Average number of cigarettes smoked per day (daily smokers) by grade, Sources of cigarettes (retail / social), Lifetime use and mean age at first use of alcohol and other drugs by grouped grades [cannabis, ecstacy, heroin, cocaine, steroids, glue/gas, binge drinking), Lifetime use of alcohol and cannabis by province

Tobacco use (Cigarette Smoking, Daily Smoking, Smoking Dependence (HIS)

5. Illicit Drugs (Cannabis, Cannabis Use Problems (CUDIT) [marijuana] Cocaine, Ecstasy

Driving and Substance Abuse, Drinking and Driving [drunk driving], Cannabis use and driving

Mental Health (Elevated Psychological Distress, Prescribed Medication for Anxiety and Depression

% of women are fitness freaks, % use a sex toy or have watched porn movies, # of sex partners, % have cheated on their spouses

Level of credit card debt, % are compulsive shoppers

Smoking and pregnancy, Smoking and education, Exposure of children at home to Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) (second-hand smoke)

Fire risk: % of current smokers aged 15 years and older reported smoking in bed in the past week, % said they had done so everyday, % once a week, % of current smokers reported having fallen asleep with a lit cigarette (this could be in bed, on a sofa, or in a chair) at least once, % reported leaving a lit cigarette burning in an ashtray in the past 12 months

Ever used/tried marijuana, cannabis or hashish, by smoking status.