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Census Metropolitan Area Methodology1 Census Metropolitan Area Methodology1 For the reporting of crime statistics and police personnel, official Statistics Canada census metropolitan area (CMA) populations have been adjusted to follow policing boundaries. Police service boundaries often do not correspond directly with CMA boundaries, particularly in the case of rural detachments. In an effort to match as closely as possible, the following guidelines are used: • If more than half of a detachment's population falls within CMA boundaries, then all of that detachment's crime is included and the portion of its population falling outside the CMA is added to the official CMA population. • Conversely, if less than half of a detachment's population falls within CMA boundaries, then all of that detachment's crime is excluded and the portion of its population falling within the CMA is subtracted from the official CMA population. CMA Abbotsford • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Fraser Valley (59 09 064), Upper Sumas (59 09 877) CMA Calgary • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: 10% of Rocky View No. 44 (4806014). • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Acme, VL (48 05 044), Linden (4805046), Waiparous (48 15030), Stoney142, 143, 144 (48 15 802), Ghost Lake (4815027), 8% of Kananaskis (4815013), 36% of BigHorn No.8 (4815015), 27% of Kneehill County (4805041), 4% of Weatland County (4805012) and 2% of Mountainview County (4806028) CMA Edmonton • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: South View (4813015), Yellowhead County (4814003), Wabamun 133B (4811807), Lac Ste. Anne County (4813 001), Nakamun Park (4813003), Val Quentin (4813005), West Cove (4813006), Yellowstone (4813007), Ross Haven (48 13 008), Castle Island (4813009), Sunset Point (4813011), Alberta Beach (4813012), Onoway (4813014), Alexis 133 (4813811), Wetaskiwin County No.10 (48 11 001), Argentina Beach (4811003), Silver Beach (4811009), Lac Ste. Anne County (4813001), Westlock County (4813028), Thorhild County No. 7 (4813036), Thorhild (4813042), 48% of Lamont County (4810058), Sandy beach (4813016), Sunrise beach (4813017), Clearwater 175 (4816823), Silver Sands (4813010), CMA Greater Sudbury • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Wahnapitei 11 (3553040), Whitefish Lake 6 (3552051). CMA Halifax – Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Beaver Lake 17 (1209037) CMA Hamilton • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: 60% of Burlington (3524002) which is policed by Toronto, Grimsby (3526065) CMA Kingston • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Frontenac Islands (3510005). 1 Source: Statistics Canada, Demography Division and Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics CMA Kitchener • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Wellesley TP (3530027), Wilmot (3530020). CMA London • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Newbury (3539002), Southwest Middlesex (3539005), Chippewas of the Thames First Nation 42 (3539017), Munsee- Delaware Nation 1 (3539018), Oneida 41 (3539021), North Middlesex (3539041), Adelaide Metcalfe (3539047), Lucan Biddulph (3539060). • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Southwold TP (3534024), Central Elgin TP (3534020) CMA Montréal • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Rivière-Beaudette (2471005), Saint- Télesphore (2471015), Saint-Polycarpe (2471020), Saint-Zotique( 2471025), Les Coteaux (2471033), Coteau-du-Lac(2471040), Saint-Clet (2471045), Pointe-Fortune (2471140), Rigaud M (2471133), Très-Saint-Rédempteur, P (2471125), Sainte-Marthe, M (2471110), Sainte-Justine-de-Newton, P (2471115), Sainte-Jean-Baptiste (2457033), Verchères (2459025), Calixa-Lavallée (2459030), Contrecoeur (2459035) • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Lavaltrie (2452007), Gore (2476025). CMA Oshawa – Not currently used due to the fact that data would have to be based on estimates from Durham Regional Police. CMA Ottawa-Gatineau (Ontario Portion) • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: The Nation Municipality (3502025), Casselman Vl (3502048) CMA Ottawa-Gatineau (Quebec Portion) • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Notre-Dame-de-la-Salette (2482010), L'Ange-Gardien (2482005). CMA Ottawa-Gatineau See included areas above (Ontario portion and Quebec portion) CMA Québec • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Sainte-Anne-de Beaupré, V (2421030), Beaupré (2421025), Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague-du-Cap-Tourmente (2421015) Saint-Joachim (2421020), Saint-Tite-des-Caps (2421005), Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges (2421010), Sault-au- Cochon (2421902), Lac-Jacques-Cartier (2421904). • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Saint-Lambert-de-Lauzon(2426070), Beaumont (2419105) CMA Regina • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Findlater Vl (4706062), Bethune VL (4706061), Dufferin No.190, RM (4706059), Silton Vl (4706077), Kannata Valley , RV (4706075), Craven (4706078), South Qu'Appelle (4706034), Lajord No. 128 (4706011) • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Pense No. 160, RM (4706021), Pense, VL (4706023), Belle Plaine, VL (4706022). CMA St. Catharines-Niagara • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Grimsby, T (3526065), West Lincoln (3526021) CMA St. John’s • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Bay Bulls. T (1001557), Witless Bay, T (1001559) CMA Saguenay • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Saint-Honoré M. (2494060), Saint- Fulgence, M (2494035), CMA Saint John • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Musquash PAR (1301016), Lepreau PAR (1302008), Saint Martins (1301001), St. Martins (1301002), Simonds (1301004), Petersville (1304001), Upham (1305004), Westfield (1305011), Kingston (1305014) Grand bay-Westfield (1305015ù), Greenwick (1305045). CMA Saskatoon • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Ruddell (4716003), Maymont (4716004), Mayfield No. 406 (4716005), Great Bend No. 405 (4716008), Radisson (4716009), Borden (4716011), Rosedale No. 283 RM (4711031), Hanley (4711032), Lost River No. 313, RM (4711059), Kenaston, VL (4711036), McCraney No. 282 Rm (4711034), Bladworth , Vl (4711038), Viscount, VL (4711092), Plunkett, Vl (4711094), Viscount No. 341, Rm (4711091), Wolverine (4711096). Bayne No. 371 (4715011), Bruno (4715012), Grant No. 372 (4715014), Prud’Homme (4715016), Vonda (4715017), Aberdeen No. 373 (4715018), Aberdeen (4715019). CMA Sherbrooke • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: North Hatley VL (2445050), Hatley CT (2445055), Ascot Corner, M (24 41 055), Saint-Denis-de-Brompton (2442025), Stoke, M (2442005), Compton (2444071). CMA Thunder Bay • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Fort William 52, R (3558003) CMA Toronto • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Bradford West Gwillimbury (3543014). • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: 60% of Burlington (3524002), Adjala Tosorontio TP (3543003), Essa TP (3543021). • Special Note 36% of 35206 is in Toronto, 60% of 3524002 in Toronto. CMA Trois-Rivière • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Deschaillons-sur-Saint-Laurent (2438070), Saint-Pierre-les-Becquets, M (2438065), Sainte-Cécile-de-Lévart (2438060), Parisville (2438055), Fortierville (2438047), Sainte-Sophie-de-Lévart (2438040), Sainte- Françoise (2438035), Manseau (2438028), Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford, M (2438015), Lemieux (2438020), Saint-Sylvere (2438005) • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Saint-Maurice, P (2437045), Champlain M (2437030) CMA Vancouver • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Fraser Valley F, RDA (5909060) Land only, Sunshine Coast F, RDA (5929028), Squamish -Lillooet D, RDA (5931021), Cheakamus ll R (5931801). CMA Victoria • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Capital H, RDA (Part 2) (5917054),Gordon River 2 (5917815), Pacheena 1 (5917816), Capital G (5917029) CMA Windsor - Perfect match. CMA Winnipeg • Following areas outside of CMA have been included: Niverville, T (4602046), St-Pierre- Jolys, VL (4602037), Hanover, RM (4602041), De Salaberry, RM (46 02 032), St. Andrews (4613043), Dunnottar (4613049) • Following areas within the CMA have been excluded: Rosser (4614015), Headingley (4611042). .
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