I went to that site too, but you're missing the point, it's not where did the stat come from, it's how did they get it? Did they poll a national audience of women? Unlikely. How did they (doesn't matter who they are) determine that 967/1000 sexual assaults go unreported? How could they possibly know about them if they're unreported. So if that number is incorrect then any analysis done using that number is also incorrect up to and including "1 out of 17 women raped." I mean, that's suggesting that almost 1/5 of women in Canada will be raped at some point- that's crazy. My high school had about 500 students, let's assume 250 were female- if this stats true then 50 of them will be raped at some point. Pretty sure there haven't been 50 rapes reported in the history of my home town. But I guess if 97% of rape victims don't report it then it's easier to come up with that number....