| 1 | A | B | C |
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| 2 | violations contributing to the change in the crime severity index, by census metropolitan area, 2017 and 2018 |  |  |
| 3 | census metropolitan area | percent change in crime severity index from 2017 to 2018 | violations driving the change in crime severity index |
| 4 | canada | 2 | increase in fraud, sexual assault (level 1) and shoplifting of $5,000 or under; partially offset by decrease in breaking and entering, and robbery |
| 5 | st. john's | 12 | increase in weapons violations, fraud, breaking and entering, and robbery; partially offset by decrease in homicide |
| 6 | halifax | 2 | increase in sexual assault (level 1) and fraud; partially offset by decrease in breaking and entering |
| 7 | moncton | 15 | increase in fraud, as well as robbery and homicide |
| 8 | saint john | -4 | decrease in homicide; trafficking, production, importation or exportation of heroin; and child pornography; offset by increase in fraud and attempted murder |
| 9 | saguenay | -12 | decrease in failure to stop and remain (traffic), and breaking and entering; partially offset by increase in sexual violations against children |
| 10 | quebec | -7 | decrease in breaking and entering, attempted murder and homicide; partially offset by increase in fraud |
| 11 | sherbrooke | -2 | decrease in breaking and entering; offset by increase in homicide |
| 12 | trois-rivieres | 2 | increase in sexual assault (level 1), fraud, and homicide; offset by decrease in failure to stop and remain (traffic), and attempted murder |
| 13 | montreal | -1 | decrease in breaking and entering, and robbery; partially offset by increase in trafficking, production, importation or exportation of cocaine and heroin |
| 14 | gatineau | -2 | decrease in breaking and entering; offset by increase in homicide |
| 15 | ottawa | 7 | increase in breaking and entering, sexual assault (level 1), fraud, theft of $5,000 or under |
| 16 | kingston | 8 | increase in breaking and entering, and sexual assault (level 1 |
| 17 | belleville | -20 | decreases in other violent criminal code violations (non-censensual distribution of intimate images, voyeurism), theft of $5,000 or under |
| 18 | peterborough | -10 | decrease in breaking and entering, robbery and other violent criminal code violations (non-concensual distribution of intimate images, trafficking in persons); partially offset by increase in fraud |
| 19 | toronto | 8 | increase in homicide and fraud |
| 20 | hamilton | -3 | decrease in robbery and failure to stop and remain (traffic); partially offset by increase in fraud and sexual assault (level 1 |
| 21 | st. catharines-niagara | 15 | increase in trafficking, production and distribution of cannabis (cdsa) and cocaine, and breaking and entering |
| 22 | kitchener-cambridge-waterloo | 6 | increase in breaking and entering, fraud and theft of $5,000 or under |
| 23 | brantford | 6 | increase in theft of motor vehicle, homicide, and breaking and entering |
| 24 | guelph | 1 | increase in breaking and entering; partially offset by decrease in theft of $5,000 or under |
| 25 | london | 7 | increase in breaking and entering, fraud and theft of $5,000 or under |
| 26 | windsor | 21 | increase in breaking and entering, fraud, homicide and theft of $5,000 or under (non-shoplifting); partially offset by decrease in robbery |
| 27 | barrie | 12 | increase in breaking and entering and fraud; offset by decrease in homicide |
| 28 | greater sudbury | 5 | increase in breaking and entering, and sexual assault (level 1); partially offset by decrease in child pornography |
| 29 | thunder bay | 9 | increase in breaking and entering; robbery; fraud; trafficking, production and distribution of cannabis (pre-legalization); attempted murder; and homicide |
| 30 | winnipeg | 10 | increase in breaking and entering, robbery, shoplifting of $5,000 or under, fraud, and theft of $5,000 or under |
| 31 | regina | 10 | increase in breaking and entering, theft of motor vehicle, robbery, theft of $5,000 or under (non-shoplifting) and violent firearms violations |
| 32 | saskatoon | 0 | increase in fraud, homicide, and breaking and entering; partially offset by decrease in robbery |
| 33 | lethbridge | 10 | increases in fraud; sexual assault (level 1); trafficking, production or distribution of other drugs; breaking and entering; and assault (level 1 and 2); partially offset by decreases in homicide, other criminal code traffic violations (fail to stop or remain), theft of motor vehicle, robbery |
| 34 | calgary | 5 | increase in breaking and entering, administration of justice violations, as well as robbery; offset by decrease in homicide |
| 35 | edmonton | 1 | increase in shoplifting of $5,000 or under, breaking and entering, and fraud; partially offset by decrease in homicide |
| 36 | kelowna | 6 | increase in breaking and entering; trafficking, production and distribution of methamphetamine; theft under $5,000 (non-shoplifting); identity fraud; and trafficking, production or distribution of opioids (other than heroin); partially offset by decrease in homicide; trafficking, production and distribution of heroin |
| 37 | abbotsford-mission | 2 | increase in breaking and entering, theft of $5,000 or under (non-shoplifting) and sexual assault (level 1); offset by decrease in homicide, attempted murder and aggravated sexual assault (level 3 |
| 38 | vancouver | -3 | decrease in breaking and entering, and theft of motor vehicle |
| 39 | victoria | 5 | increase in fraud; partially offset by decrease in homicide |

Question: what was the largest increases in csi were recorded in the cmas of windsor?
Answer: 21

Question: what was the largest increases in csi were recorded in the cmas of moncton?
Answer: 15

Question: what was the largest increases in csi were recorded in the cmas of st. catharines-niagara?
Answer: 15