Table:
census metropolitan area, ,
population
total crime severity index
violent crime severity index
non-violent crime severity index

number
index
percent change 2014 to 2015
percent change 2005 to 2015
index
percent change 2014 to 2015
index
percent change 2014 to 2015

st. john's
205,776
74.1
1
-24
79.6
19
71.9
-4

halifax
417,868
62.8
-5
-51
79.0
7
56.8
-9

moncton
156,163
78.5
20
..
75.6
0
79.5
29

saint john
127,249
56.3
1
..
65.7
7
52.8
-1

saguenay
167,507
53.8
-3
1
61.3
3
50.9
-5

quebec
799,963
41.8
-6
-42
43.1
-8
41.2
-5

sherbrooke
198,881
49.2
-6
-35
44.1
-14
50.9
-3

trois-rivieres
155,534
56.7
-4
-22
59.9
1
55.4
-6

montreal
4,065,823
59.1
-2
-43
76.1
5
52.8
-5

gatineau
328,101
53.6
-5
-40
55.9
-3
52.6
-5

ottawa
996,621
46.5
4
-44
53.7
8
43.8
2

kingston
166,348
56.5
2
-32
54.5
22
57.2
-3

peterborough
122,304
55.0
3
-31
56.9
11
54.2
0

toronto
6,059,112
45.7
2
-37
64.6
2
38.7
2

hamilton
752,088
50.5
-1
-40
54.6
-2
49.0
0

st. catharines-niagara
449,098
52.2
2
-37
42.2
1
55.8
2

kitchener-cambridge-waterloo
542,511
59.8
7
-24
54.5
6
61.6
8

brantford
144,640
77.1
3
-33
70.0
5
79.5
3

guelph
130,440
48.4
-1
-19
47.3
-1
48.7
-1

london
508,639
65.4
0
-30
56.7
21
68.4
-5

windsor
331,318
62.0
8
-29
67.7
18
59.7
4

barrie
213,323
43.3
-1
-44
43.8
3
43.0
-2

greater sudbury
164,266
59.4
-3
-28
63.9
0
57.6
-4

thunder bay
121,117
80.1
-11
-27
119.2
-14
65.7
-9

winnipeg
808,028
87.2
8
-47
122.1
5
74.4
9

regina
242,714
107.6
5
-48
107.9
5
107.3
5

saskatoon
310,892
112.5
2
-39
113.5
-7
112.0
6

calgary
1,445,521
78.3
29
-19
72.1
13
80.4
36

edmonton
1,360,356
101.6
16
-28
103.9
11
100.5
18

kelowna
196,026
98.0
9
-31
69.8
16
108.1
8

abbotsford-mission
184,352
96.6
14
-37
90.4
14
98.6
15

vancouver
2,505,033
96.2
1
-35
85.0
8
100.1
-1

victoria
365,226
72.6
16
-33
69.1
18
73.7
16

canada
35,851,774
69.7
5
-31
74.5
6
67.8
4

Statement: the cmas with the largest declines in csi were quebec in 2015.
Question: what is the cmas with the largest declines in csi of quebec in 2015?
Answer: [6]