Burnaby recorded 409 reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently available in this dataset. Theft from vehicle dominated, accounting for 231 cases — more than half the annual total. Break-and-enter contributed 136 incidents, while auto theft added 42. With just a single year of data, no year-over-year comparison is possible. The heavy concentration in vehicle-related property crime stands out as the defining pattern.
Burnaby, British Columbia recorded 409 police-reported incidents in 2026. This page presents the complete 2026 dataset for the city, including incident counts by category and how this year compares within Burnaby's available data history.
Because 2026 is the only year currently available in this dataset, no year-over-year comparison is possible. The figures reflect reported incidents across all neighbourhoods within Burnaby's boundaries for the full calendar year.
The 2026 data shows theft from vehicle as the dominant incident type, with 231 reports — more than half of all recorded incidents. Break and enter follows at 136 incidents, while auto theft accounts for 42 reports. Together, these three categories comprise the entirety of Burnaby's 409-incident dataset for this year. With only one year of data available, patterns over time cannot yet be assessed.
Theft from vehicle's dominance is striking: at 231 incidents, it outnumbers break and enter and auto theft combined. This 56% concentration in a single category suggests either elevated targeting of parked vehicles or particularly strong reporting/recovery documentation for this offence type. With 2026 as the sole data point, whether this represents typical Burnaby patterns or an anomalous year remains unknown.
Burnaby recorded 409 police-reported incidents in 2026. This represents the complete count for the year across all incident categories within the city's boundaries.
No year-over-year comparison is available. The dataset contains only 2026 data, with 409 incidents as the sole annual total. Trend direction cannot be determined without additional years.
Theft from vehicle led all categories with 231 incidents — approximately 56% of Burnaby's 2026 total. Break and enter ranked second at 136 incidents.
The data originates from municipal police open-data releases in BC. Incident counts are compiled from official reports; the 409-incident total reflects what was documented and published for 2026.
Data is sourced from open-data releases published by Burnaby's municipal police service in BC.