police-reported crime severity indexes, by province and territory, 2017
Table:
province and territory
total crime severity index
violent crime severity index
non-violent crime severity index

index
percent change 2016 to 2017
percent change 2007 to 2017
index
percent change 2016 to 2017
index
percent change 2016 to 2017

newfoundland and labrador
63.0
-9
-16
69.9
-5
60.4
-11

prince edward island
44.9
-7
-30
38.9
7
47.0
-11

nova scotia
65.9
6
-28
78.2
11
61.3
4

new brunswick
69.0
11
-2
69.6
5
68.7
14

quebec
57.1
2
-33
71.8
7
51.7
0

ontario
55.4
5
-26
68.7
7
50.5
4

manitoba
118.1
3
-22
159.8
5
102.9
2

saskatchewan
140.5
-6
-15
141.2
-5
139.9
-6

alberta
110.1
5
-4
96.3
5
114.8
5

british columbia
88.9
-5
-33
75.5
0
93.6
-7

yukon
189.3
1
2
261.6
9
162.8
-4

northwest territories
303.8
2
-10
361.6
7
282.3
0

nunavut
297.6
1
-6
472.3
10
234.1
-4

canada
72.9
2
-24
80.3
5
70.0
0

Provide the shortest accurate answer you can to the following question, based only on the table data. Return the answer in the JSON form {"answer": ["YOUR ANSWER"]}; for multiple items, use commas. 'police-reported crime severity indexes, by province and territory, 2017' is the caption of the table. Refer to the table to answer the question below: Which province reported the largest increase in the nvcsi from 2016 to 2017?

{"answer": ["new brunswick"]}