Table:
selected characteristics
sexual assault
robbery
physical assault
total violent victimization

number
rate
number
rate
number
rate
number
rate

age

15 to 24
295
134
f
f
156
71
473
215

25 to 34
142
58
24
10
150
61
315
128

35 to 44
38
16
f
f
115
49
160
68

45 to 54
53
20
f
f
112
43
178
68

55 to 64
f
f
f
f
83
35
99
42

65 and older
f
f
f
f
20
7
40
14

immigrant status

yes
52
16
f
f
90
27
152
45

no
480
42
68
6
541
48
1,088
96

visible minority

yes
81
33
f
f
62
25
153
62

no
445
37
68
6
568
47
1,080
89

aboriginal identity

non-aboriginal
500
35
71
5
594
41
1,165
81

aboriginal
f
f
f
f
40
89
97
219

first nations
f
f
f
f
f
f
61
270

metis
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
177

inuit
f
f
f
f
f
f
f
f

sexual orientation

heterosexual
394
29
58
4
551
41
1,002
75

homosexual / bisexual
60
155
f
f
37
94
109
281

drug use in the past month

yes
125
196
f
f
92
144
229
358

no
408
29
66
5
539
38
1,012
72

binge drinking in the past month

yes
235
89
f
f
195
73
462
174

no
297
25
45
4
434
36
777
65

self-rated mental health

good, very good or excellent
367
26
58
4
522
38
947
68

poor or fair
166
204
f
f
108
133
293
361

learning disability

yes
65
122
f
f
51
95
129
242

no
468
33
64
4
581
41
1,113
78

mental health-related disability

yes
145
131
f
f
119
107
289
260

no
388
29
52
4
512
38
952
70

number of evening activities in the past month

none
f
f
f
f
31
24
44
33

1 to 10
100
16
f
f
176
28
295
47

11 to 20
143
35
28
7
198
49
369
91

21 or more
294
97
f
f
221
73
540
177

Statement: aboriginal females reported experiencing violent victimizations at a rate 2.7 times higher than that reported by non-aboriginal females.
Question: how many times higher is the rate of aboriginal females who reported experiencing violent victimizations than that of non-aboriginal females?
Answer: [2.703704]