My second comment on this latest installment of the "unfounded" series.  
Re: the handy bar graph indicating various police organization's "unfounded" rate.  Like those statistics the Statscan will now begin prematurely reporting, readers must wonder: what does the graph really show, except a huge difference between organizations.  Other than that, who knows?  

OPP: 34% unfounded.  Looks bad (and, according to the authors of this series, IS bad.) but is it?  The high number may mean a number of things, including very strict diligence on the part of OPP officers to won't forward  files unless there is a high chance of "guilty verdict."  This is BAD?  

RNC: 10%.  Much better.  Really? Maybe Newfie cops are advancing most sex assault files due to pressure?  Different standards? More vicious men and honest women in that province?  Who knows?

Suggest statscan publish rates with a footnote: "Open to interpretation."