Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark
This dataset provides data on the level of perceived safety from crime felt by Nova Scotians walking alone in their area at night and is based on a question included in the Atlantic Quarterly survey administered by Corporate Research Associates (CRA)
- Publisher
- Government of Nova Scotia
- Resources
- 8
- Catalogue metadata updated
- 2026-04-17
Data overview
- Formats
- CSV, HTML, OTHER, RDF, RSS, XML
- File languages
- English
- Available actions
- 3 loadable resources
Official sources and licences
Resources
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark (CSV) (English) CSV
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark (CSV Excel) (English) CSV
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark (CSV Excel (EU)) (English) CSV
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark (RDF) (English) RDF
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark (RSS) (English) RSS
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark (TSV) (English, OTHER) OTHER
- Nova Scotia Department of Justice - Perceived Safety from Crime when Walking Alone in Area After Dark (XML) (English) XML
- Nova Scotia original metadata (https://data.novascotia.ca) (English, HTML) HTML