CrimeMaps.ca is an interactive crime map of Canada, aggregating 123K+ crime incidents from 60 cities into a single map. All data is sourced from official police and municipal open-data portals, normalised into 13 categories, and published for free.
Every covered city below links directly to its CrimeMaps.ca city page.
9K+ incidents across 10 cities.
6K+ incidents across 2 cities.
918+ incidents across 1 city.
By raw incident count on CrimeMaps.ca, Ontario leads due to its larger population and the number of reporting cities. However, per-capita rates differ — the rankings page provides city-level comparisons.
Other is the most reported category nationally with 30,966 incidents, followed by Theft.
Significant variation exists. Major urban centres (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal) have the highest total counts but different category profiles. Use the comparison tool to see side-by-side breakdowns.
Trends vary by city and category. CrimeMaps.ca shows year-over-year changes on each city page. Some cities show increases in property crime while others show decreases in violent crime. See individual city pages for specific trends.
CrimeMaps.ca covers 60 Canadian cities. City pages are grouped by province for navigation: