Table:
province or territory
type of substance
percent change in rate 2012 to 2013

cannabis
cocaine
methamphetamines
other cdsa
total

number
rate
number
rate
number
rate
number
rate
number
rate

newfoundland and labrador
969
184
159
30
1
0
307
58
1,436
273
0.4

prince edward island
116
80
33
23
2
1
115
79
266
183
-25.5

nova scotia
2,224
236
350
37
6
1
479
51
3,059
325
-3.9

new brunswick
1,213
160
211
28
65
9
291
38
1,780
235
-7.4

quebec
15,766
193
2,121
26
1,812
22
2,876
35
22,575
277
1.6

ontario
20,899
154
4,767
35
742
5
5,026
37
31,434
232
-5.9

manitoba
2,217
175
959
76
22
2
406
32
3,604
285
4.9

saskatchewan
3,242
293
1,510
136
104
9
570
51
5,426
490
-13.3

alberta
7,507
187
2,878
72
604
15
961
24
11,950
297
-2.9

british columbia
18,248
398
4,241
93
1,263
28
2,633
57
26,385
576
2.8

yukon
111
302
77
210
0
0
19
52
207
564
8.2

northwest territories
405
930
133
305
0
0
23
53
561
1,289
-5.1

nunavut
356
1,000
6
17
0
0
12
34
374
1,051
-11.1

canada
73,273
208
17,445
50
4,621
13
13,718
39
109,057
310
-2.1

Statement: in 2013, the nunavut had police-reported drug offence rates that were higher than any province.
Question: in 2013, what is the rate of the nunavut had police-reported drug offence?
Answer: [1051.0]