Between 2014 and 2022, Canada’s national violent crime rate (adjusted for comparability) soared by nearly 44 %, reaching 434.1 incidents per 100,000 people. Over the same period, property crime rose modestly by 7 %. These combined shifts mark a significant change in Canada’s crime trajectory, reversing years of broadly falling rates. The trend matters because rising crime can strain law enforcement, erode public trust, and shift political pressure. Yet the headline numbers hide complexity: crime is heterogeneous across provinces and cities, and many structural factors (economics, social services, policing) likely influence the uptick. These rates also rely on data adjustments and comparisons across differing legal definitions, so they should be interpreted with caution rather than as definitive proof of policy failure.
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