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Self-report data about delinquency across the provinces indicates that:
a.   The highest self-reported crime rates are from Quebec.
b.   For 12 to 13 year olds, for property offending, the Maritimes have the highest rates.
c.   For 12 to 13 year olds, for property and violent offending, the Prairies appear to be relatively high.
d.   The lowest self-reported crime rates are from Nunavut.
e.   The Nunavut rate is closer to the Ontario rates.

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