This dataset delivers a nationwide snapshot of crime risk at the Dissemination Area level in Canada, combining population and household counts with standardized crime exposure indices. It includes total crime and breakdowns for personal and property crime components, such as assault, robbery, murder, burglary, larceny, and motor vehicle theft. Index values are normalized to the national average, enabling direct comparison across areas. The dataset supports neighborhood-level mapping, geographic clustering, proximity and hot spot analysis, trend benchmarking, and the development of risk models for public safety, planning, and insurance use.

Key attributes include:

• Dissemination Area level geography with unique area identifiers and names for spatial aggregation
• Population and household counts for neighborhood scale context
• Standardized crime exposure indices normalized to the national average
• Subtype coverage for personal crime and property crime components
• Supports mapping, proximity analysis, regional comparison, and model training

Planners, public safety agencies, insurers, researchers, and location analysts can use this dataset to quantify and compare localized crime exposure, prioritize interventions, assess risk for underwriting or site selection, and train predictive models.

This license covers organizations with 16-25 users