Comparison of Crimes in Canada and the US (View from the North)
Channel: ThinkTech Hawaii
Date: 12/01/2024

For Public Safety, Where Would You Prefer.  The host for this show is Jay Fidell.  The guest is Ken Rogers.  

Dr. Ken Rogers, retired Canadian businessman, helps us understand the comparison of crime between Canada and the U.S. and the factors that go into that comparison.  There is more violent crime in the US, but more property crime in Canada. The US also has higher rates of crime for drug offenses, impaired driving and prostitution.  We discuss the figures in the reports from Juristat, the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics.

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