Table:
characteristics
yukon
northwest territories
nunavut
all territories

number
rate
number
rate
number
rate
number
rate

household size

1 or 2 people
2,252
234
1,887
236
f
f
5,210
253

3 or 4 people
746
165
1,499
264
1,198
397
3,444
261

5 people or more
f
f
f
f
718
199
1,618
230

living arrangement of household

alone
1,219
277
762
206
f
f
2,620
276

couple
679
171
703
220
f
f
1,646
205

couple with children
823
198
1,346
234
1,557
313
3,726
251

lone-parent family
f
f
848
388
438
255
1,830
304

other living arrangement
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
f

aboriginal identity

non-aboriginal households
2,396
223
1,457
218
468
380
4,321
232

aboriginal households
755
264
1,965
298
2,282
299
5,003
293

other households
f
f
5,000
197
f
f
948
188

household income

less than $40,000
f
f
f
f
f
216
1,619
270

$40,000 to $79,999
727
207
f
255
f
533
1,855
272

$80,000 to $149,999
825
205
750
196
951
526
2,526
261

$150,000 or more
f
f
1,163
315
642
420
2,292
319

dwelling ownership

owned
1,823
177
1,841
204
808
334
4,472
205

rented
1,539
304
2,081
311
2,179
310
5,799
309

living in the dwelling

less than 3 years
1,259
334
1,543
255
912
354
3,713
299

3 years or more
2,104
180
2,379
245
2,075
301
6,558
232

residential mobility - number of moves in past 5 years

none
1,694
176
1,976
237
1,581
277
5,251
222

1 or 2
1,132
316
1,014
247
729
274
2,875
278

3 or more
536
240
933
278
f
f
2,145
321

social disorder in the neighbourhood

no
1,359
125
1,255
152
519
114
3,134
132

yes
2,003
435
2,667
353
2,467
494
7,138
416

people in neighbourhood help each other

no
850
462
902
392
f
391
2,172
417

yes
2,345
180
2,822
218
2,479
299
7,647
223

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

very likely
1,037
105
2,196
241
1,099
268
4,332
187

somewhat likely
1,302
363
1,228
261
1,201
367
3,731
322

unlikely
935
587
f
f
f
f
1,965
411

Statement: the household victimization rate was 205 per 1,000 in owner households.
Question: what was the household victimization rate of owner households?
Answer: [205.0]