Prairie Heights, Moose Jaw, SK Crime Rates

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73%
Total crime NAT. AVG.
66%
Violent crime NAT. AVG.
76%
Property crime NAT. AVG.
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Date & Last Updated: This data reflects 2020 and was released from Statistics Canada.
Total crime includes all violent and property crime. Violent crimes include: homicide, murder, assault, robbery, kidnapping, extortion, harassment, threats and all other violent violations. Property crimes include: breaking and entering, theft, motor vehicle theft, fraud, mischief and all other property crime violations. Crimes not reflected in this table include: criminal code violations, traffic violations, federal statute violations and drug violations. This crime data is estimated based on Statistics Canada data.
IndexPrairie Heights/100k peopleMoose Jaw/100k peopleSaskatchewan/100k peopleNational/100k people
Total crime7,325 (estimate)6,1927,8844,223
Violent crime1,731 (estimate)1,4631,8631,042
Property crime5,594 (estimate)4,7286,0213,181

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    Crime Quick Facts

    • Prairie Heights crime rates are 73% higher than the national average
    • Violent crimes in Prairie Heights are 66% higher than the national average
    • In Prairie Heights you have a 1 in 14 chance of becoming a victim of crime
    • Prairie Heights is safer than 11% of the cities in Saskatchewan
    • Year over year crime in Moose Jaw has decreased by 5%

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        Daily Crime In Prairie Heights (per 100,000 people)

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        Chance of Being A Victim of Crime in Prairie Heights

        The chance of being a victim of violent crime in Prairie Heights is 1 in 58
        The chance of being a victim of property crime in Prairie Heights is 1 in 18
        The chance of being a victim of crime in Prairie Heights is 1 in 14

        Year Over Year Crime In Moose Jaw

        StatisticMoose JawSaskatchewanNational
        Total-5.3%-5.7%-7.9%
        Violent-19.3%0.7%-3.6%
        Property-1.6%-8.6%-9.8%

        Nearby Cities With Low Crime Rates

        City Population Violent crime/100k people Property crime/100k people Total crime/100k people
        Moose Jaw No. 161, SK1,2127642,4683,232
        Caron No. 162, SK6591,3434,3395,681
        Baildon No. 131, SK6541,3604,3975,757
        Hillsborough No. 132, SK1071,4234,5986,020
        Tuxford, SK1261,5535,0196,572
        Caronport, SK9921,6305,2676,897
        Moose Jaw, SK35,3551,4634,7286,192

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        City Population Violent crime/100k people Property crime/100k people Total crime/100k people
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        West Kelowna, BC36,0308653,7984,663
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        Moose Jaw, SK35,3551,4634,7286,192
        Date & Last Updated: This data reflects 2020 and was released from Statistics Canada.
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