Table:
characteristics
yukon
northwest territories
nunavut
all territories

number
rate
number
rate
number
rate
number
rate

physically or sexually assaulted by an adult before age 15

no
1,797
95
1,350
68
f
f
6,102
111

yes - physically and/or sexually assaulted
1,751
169
4,008
330
2,990
381
8,749
288

physical violence
1,630
183
3,813
349
2,886
427
8,329
313

sexual violence
f
f
f
f
f
f
2,501
267

self-rated mental health

excellent or very good
2,063
99
2,749
128
2,375
172
7,187
128

good
1,201
167
f
f
f
f
6,000
230

poor or fair
f
f
f
f
f
f
1,712
320

disability status

no disability
2,746
128
2,802
108
4,351
224
9,898
148

mental-health condition or learning disability
f
f
f
f
f
f
1,581
251

physical disability
f
f
1,834
358
f
f
3,412
236

used drugs during the month preceding the survey

no
2,511
101
3,472
123
3,541
195
9,524
134

yes
f
f
f
f
2,400
366
5,376
333

5 or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting (binge drinking) during the month preceding the survey

none
1,756
88
2,806
126
4,386
234
8,947
147

at least once
1,827
196
2,523
236
1,547
274
5,897
230

number of evening activities during the month preceding the survey

0 to 14
1,432
88
2,596
151
1,974
165
6,001
132

15 or more
2,151
165
2,712
177
3,917
334
8,780
219

ever been homeless

no
2,598
108
2,929
107
4,258
197
9,785
134

yes
f
f
f
428
1,744
550
5,176
357

residential mobility - number of moves in past 5 years

none
1,569
83
f
f
f
f
7,482
139

1 or 2
f
f
2,138
266
831
139
3,690
178

3 or more
1,292
304
f
f
f
f
3,789
280

social disorder in the neighbourhood

no
1,911
89
2,313
127
f
f
6,357
122

yes
1,671
198
3,064
201
3,870
313
8,605
239

people in neighbourhood help each other

no
f
f
f
f
f
f
3,031
291

yes
2,528
99
4,200
150
4,821
221
11,548
153

likelihood that neighbours call the police if witness what seems like criminal behaviour

likely
2,639
100
4,529
154
4,155
220
11,324
152

unlikely
f
f
f
f
f
f
3,354
320

Statement: people in the territories without a history of homelessness-that is, those who have not been homeless or have had to live with family, friends or in a vehicle because they had nowhere else to go-recorded a violent victimization rate of 134 per 1,000.
Question: what is the violent victimization rate of those who have not been homeless or have not had to live with family, friends or in a vehicle because they had nowhere else to go?
Answer: [134.0]