Self-reported violent victimization in previous 12 months, by type of offence (Sexual assault (rape), robbery, spousal assault [wife abuse], Motor vehicle theft, Break & enter)

Self-reported violent victimization in previous 12 months, by selected demographic and social characteristics (age, gender, aboriginal identity (First nations, Métis, Inuit), Number of evening activities (per month), Place of birth (territories / outside territories), 5 or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting (past month), Use of drugs)

Self-reported violent incidents, by incident and offender characteristics, Self-reported spousal violence in previous 5 years, by selected demographic and social characteristics, by severity of the violence, Self-reported victimizations reported to police

Perceptions of crime and feelings of safety from crime, by sex, by territory, Satisfaction with personal safety and perception of neighbourhood crime by perceptions of social disorder in the neighbourhood, Perceptions of the criminal justice system (police, criminal courts, prison (corrections)

% support: Establishing quotas so that a minimum mandatory number of women occupy seats in the House of Commons and the Senate, occupy seats on corporate boards

Do you think each of the following policies would help women involved in prostitution who want to exit the sex trade? (Providing more education opportunities, Providing more detox and addiction recovery services, Providing more employment opportunities, Increasing social assistance (welfare))

Do you think each of the following policies would advance women's equality in Canada? (Making sure that men and women get equal pay for equal work, Ending violence against women, Enacting a universal childcare system, Ensuring that equal numbers of women and men are included in decision-making institutions)

Feelings of safety while performing various activities (home alone in the evening or at night, using public transit alone after dark, walking alone in neighbourhood after dark) by metropolitan area

Use of crime prevention techniques in the past 12 months by metropolitan area, Perceptions of crime in their neighbourhood (decreased, same, increased), Perceptions of the prevalence of crime in their neighbourhood compared to other neighbourhoods

Canadians who perceive at least one issue of social disorder to be a very or fairly big problem in their neighbourhood (Illegal drugs, Vandalisms / graffiti, Garbage or litter lying around, People being drunk or rowdy, People hanging around on the streets, Noisy neighbours, People sleeping on the streets or in other public places, Prostitution, Hate crimes

Crime rate by province/city