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England doesn't count multiple murders or multiple crimes that occur at the same time. It is counted as one crime. Is Canada the same way. I know much of their law reflects English law and it may be that they have a much higher rate of so called "gun crime" than we do per 100,000 but it isn't reflected because the crime is counted as only the worst crime committed and to only one victim. And I don't think they count any crime until a conviction has been made in England. So, put that together and a clear picture of what is really going on will never be seen. The crime is hidden behind a lack of conviction which may depend on how good a lawyer is or is not.