Table:
census metropolitan area, ,
homicide
sexual assault
robbery
breaking and entering
motor vehicle theft

number
rate
rate
percent change in rate 2014 to 2015
rate
percent change in rate 2014 to 2015
rate
percent change in rate 2014 to 2015
rate
percent change in rate 2014 to 2015

st. john's
2
0.97
72
35
73
14
510
-15
106
-15

halifax
8
1.91
74
0
59
27
285
2
94
-4

moncton
2
1.28
45
-4
39
8
574
59
131
-7

saint john
3
2.36
77
25
31
34
253
-10
68
-26

saguenay
1
0.60
59
102
19
-30
338
-11
128
23

quebec
2
0.25
48
8
15
-28
321
-10
73
-17

sherbrooke
1
0.50
49
-3
26
-17
323
6
54
-41

trois-rivieres
2
1.29
54
31
36
30
378
-19
115
-6

montreal
47
1.16
43
6
82
1
405
-7
188
-16

gatineau
1
0.30
46
11
22
-7
305
-21
97
12

ottawa
7
0.70
54
0
58
13
233
9
89
-6

kingston
3
1.80
65
-7
22
31
332
0
79
-7

peterborough
1
0.82
87
39
49
22
407
18
59
-18

toronto
82
1.35
46
0
76
-6
225
1
113
2

hamilton
7
0.93
60
-1
58
4
294
-9
218
-6

st. catharines-niagara
7
1.56
59
87
35
-16
422
3
153
12

kitchener-cambridge-waterloo
6
1.11
57
-12
47
27
395
10
139
30

brantford
0
0.00
77
-1
60
18
528
-6
464
26

guelph
2
1.53
49
-11
23
10
284
-10
77
13

london
8
1.57
41
7
53
24
357
-21
223
16

windsor
6
1.81
49
-4
56
-6
411
-3
174
39

barrie
3
1.41
47
-30
25
19
218
7
77
-2

greater sudbury
2
1.22
62
-9
44
-19
381
-2
122
10

thunder bay
3
2.48
81
6
149
42
415
-15
157
8

winnipeg
22
2.72
84
-8
178
7
590
17
306
-1

regina
8
3.30
67
0
101
0
706
2
445
21

saskatoon
10
3.22
69
-10
131
-10
813
6
391
-6

calgary
39
2.70
51
14
82
21
634
53
532
67

edmonton
39
2.87
78
3
111
23
603
34
436
16

kelowna
3
1.53
46
56
58
-12
631
-1
347
9

abbotsford-mission
3
1.63
51
18
101
29
706
29
496
29

vancouver
47
1.88
46
3
102
4
683
-6
334
-13

victoria
8
2.19
61
23
44
-1
407
8
108
-2

canada
604
1.68
60
3
62
5
444
4
220
6

Statement: much of the increase in the rate of breaking and entering at the national level between 2014 and 2015 can be accounted for somewhat mitigated by a drop in the rate of break-ins in vancouver.
Question: much of the increase in the rate of breaking and entering at the national level between 2014 and 2015 can be accounted for somewhat mitigated by a drop in the rate of break-ins in vancouver, what is the percentage of this drop?
Answer: [6]