Burnaby recorded 136 break and enter incidents from May to June 2026, representing 33.3% of the city's 409 total reported incidents. This makes break and enter the second most common category among the three tracked, behind theft from vehicle (231) but well ahead of auto theft (42). The data covers a two-month window only, with no year-over-year comparison available.
Data current through . Source: official Burnaby police open-data portal.
This page shows Break and enter incidents reported in Burnaby, British Columbia. The data covers 136 incidents recorded between May 1 and June 30, 2026. Break and enter accounts for 33.3% of all reported crime in the city during this window.
The counts reflect police-reported incidents only. The two-month span is a partial view of 2026, not a full calendar year.
Break and enter ranks second among Burnaby's three crime categories. Theft from vehicle leads with 231 incidents, while Break and enter sits between it and Auto theft at 42 incidents. With 136 recorded cases, Break and enter is roughly three times more common than Auto theft but about 41% lower than Theft from vehicle. The category holds a substantial share of the city's overall incident volume.
Break and enter sits firmly in the middle of Burnaby's crime profile — well below Theft from vehicle but far above Auto theft. The 33.3% city share is substantial for a single category, yet the two-month window limits any trend reading. With only 2026 data available, no year-over-year comparison is possible. The gap between first and second place is wide: 95 incidents separate Break and enter from the leading category.
There were 136 Break and enter incidents reported in Burnaby during the May 1 to June 30, 2026 data window. All 136 records include usable dates.
Break and enter accounts for 33.3% of Burnaby's total reported incidents. The city-wide count across all three categories is 409 incidents.
Break and enter ranks second among three categories. Theft from vehicle leads with 231 incidents, while Auto theft trails at 42. Break and enter's 136 incidents place it closer to the leader than to the lowest category.
The data covers May 1 through June 30, 2026 — a two-month partial window. The year series shows 136 incidents for 2026, with no prior-year data available for comparison.
This data is sourced from open-data records published by the Burnaby RCMP (BC).