This section provides links to PDF documents containing criminal offence statistics for each year organized according to court location.

To view PDF files, you will require Adobe Acrobat® Reader. You can download this free software from Adobe's Web site.

Use this map to find an Ontario Court location or select the location from the list below.

Information about local initiatives implemented by local leaders at Wave 1 – 4 sites is available. Wave 5 sites are engaged in JOT through a regional approach.

A glossary explains several of the Justice on Target terms in the statistics documents.

Totals

Download PDF containing criminal offence totals for all Ontario locations for the years 2000 to June 2011.

You can view information about Ontario criminal charges and the average time and number of appearances needed bring those charges to completion dating back to the year 2000 on the attached map.

Moving forward these statistics will be posted regularly so that progress can be measured as Ontario moves toward the target.

Action Site Rollout	Average Appearances	Average Days	Average Days *Bench Warrant Days Excluded
Wave 1 November/December 2008	-11.1%	+24.8%	-5.9%
Wave 2 June 2009	-8.7%	+2.3%	-2.0%
Wave 3 November 2009	-3.6%	+21.7%	+15.0%
Wave 4 June/September 2010	-7.0%	+10.3%	-4.4%
Wave 5 December 2009 – March 2010	-5.3%	+24.7%	-0.3%

* Separating bench warrant days from the data provides a more realistic assessment of the average time it takes to complete a criminal charge. It also gives local leaders more precise indications of where to focus efforts to improve the effectiveness of their court sites.

About the Data

Care should be used when interpreting the charge-based information provided on this website. This data does not reflect crime rates or incidents within a particular community. The data tracked on this website provides charge-based information, not crime rates, individual incidents or cases. These statistics include cases where more than one charge is laid against the same person as a result of a single incident, as well as cases where several individuals are charged as a result of a single incident. Another factor to consider includes the possibility for transfer of charges before the court from another jurisdiction or community.

If you are interested in crime rates or crime rate analysis this information can be obtained from the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics. www.statcan.ca/bsolc/english/bsolc?catno=85F0033M.

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