Table 1.

Homicide Rates for Ontario, 1987 to 2012.

Year	No. of MAHs	Total No. of Homicides	% of MAHs	Ontario Adult Population	Rate of Homicides per 100,000	Rate of MAHs per 100,000
1987	5	191	2.62	7,267,343	2.628	0.069
1988	4	163	2.45	7,435,864	2.192	0.054
1989	5	175	2.86	7,661,302	2.284	0.065
1990	6	170	3.53	7,810,501	2.177	0.077
1991	4	217	1.84	7,910,556	2.743	0.051
1992	10	204	4.90	8,007,234	2.548	0.125
1993	3	185	1.62	8,096,360	2.285	0.037
1994	5	168	2.98	8,195,312	2.050	0.061
1995	6	162	3.70	8,296,379	1.953	0.072
1996	2	162	1.23	8,394,933	1.930	0.024
1997	10	146	6.85	8,517,706	1.714	0.117
1998	3	136	2.21	8,633,924	1.575	0.035
1999	10	153	6.54	8,760,152	1.747	0.114
2000	6	124	4.84	8,915,752	1.391	0.067
2001	9	154	5.84	9,104,253	1.692	0.099
2002	7	171	4.09	9,290,313	1.841	0.075
2003	6	174	3.45	9,449,515	1.841	0.063
2004	12	178	6.74	9,601,187	1.854	0.125
2005	15	216	6.94	9,742,807	2.217	0.154
2006	4	144	2.78	9,878,522	1.458	0.040
2007	6	180	3.33	9,995,106	1.801	0.060
2008	5	148	3.38	10,125,086	1.462	0.049
2009	7	179	3.91	10,250,705	1.746	0.068
2010	5	189	2.65	10,393,957	1.818	0.048
2011	4	168	2.38	10,529,806	1.595	0.038
2012	4	145	2.76	10,694,594	1.356	0.037

MAH, mentally abnormal homicide. Includes persons found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder and persons found unfit to stand trial.