Table:
characteristic of victim
women
men
total

has a disability
does not have a disability
has a disability
does not have a disability
has a disability
does not have a disability

rate per 1,000 population

age group

15 to 24
378
161
210
96
314
126

25 to 34
288
87
143
103
225
95

35 to 44
146
49
185
46
163
47

45 to 54
106
50
143
47
122
48

55 to 64
78
25
45
30
64
28

65 and older
13
f
25
4
18
10

marital status

married or common-law
86
38
71
44
79
41

separated, widowed, or divorced
77
51
f
48
100
50

single, never married
295
135
165
88
239
108

main activity

employed
148
67
131
64
139
65

retired
16
f
34
6
24
10

student
389
130
245
76
336
102

other
168
52
92
f
144
60

immigrant status

immigrant
72
38
f
33
80
35

non-immigrant
152
74
109
66
134
70

visible minority

visible minority
f
46
f
37
f
42

non-visible minority
136
70
104
62
123
66

aboriginal identity

aboriginal
216
223
193
80
206
144

non-aboriginal
133
60
101
57
120
58

sexual orientation

heterosexual
115
60
94
55
106
57

homosexual or bisexual
404
f
186
92
326
125

ever experienced homelessness

yes
326
123
225
147
279
137

no
108
61
83
51
98
56

experienced sexual abuse by an adult before age 15

yes
272
111
367
109
292
111

no
106
60
86
56
97
58

experienced physical abuse by an adult before age 15

yes
199
120
174
84
186
98

no
110
51
57
49
90
50

total
137
65
105
58
123
61

Statement: among men with a disability, victimization rates were 25 incidents per 1,000 population among those aged 65 years and older.
Question: among men with a disability, what was the victimization rates incidents per 1,000 population among those aged 65 years and older?
Answer: [25.0]