Between May 22, 2026, and July 21, 2026, Edmonton recorded 4 homicide incidents out of 12,402 total city incidents, representing 0 percent of all records. Homicide ranked ninth among all 9 crime categories in Edmonton for this timeframe, lower than theft at 4,829 incidents and assault at 1,154 incidents. Per-incident counts for homicide are typically small and volatile year-to-year. Counts reflect reported incidents in the selected window.
Data current through . Source: official Edmonton police open-data portal.
This page presents official data for reported Homicide incidents recorded in Edmonton, Alberta, spanning the two-month reporting period from May 22, 2026 through July 21, 2026. During this specific timeframe, official municipal records document 4 reported Homicide incidents across the city of Edmonton. All 4 logged Homicide incidents contain usable occurrence dates, establishing the complete category count for this selected evaluation window.
Across all 9 tracked categories evaluated during this exact same timeframe, Edmonton logged an overall city total of 12,402 police-reported incidents. Homicide incidents account for 0 percent of this city total. For categories such as homicide, per-incident counts are typically small and volatile year-to-year, meaning these figures reflect individual reported events recorded within the municipal dataset rather than established multi-year annual baselines.
Within Edmonton's dataset, Homicide ranks 9th among all 9 tracked categories during the period from May 22, 2026 to July 21, 2026. With 4 recorded incidents, Homicide is less frequent than all listed sibling categories. For context, Theft is the most frequent category with 4,829 incidents, followed by Other with 2,118 incidents. Mischief accounts for 1,190 incidents, Fraud registers 1,172 incidents, and Assault accounts for 1,154 incidents. Homicide's count of 4 incidents represents the lowest volume among all categories tracked during this reporting window.
In Edmonton's dataset spanning May 22, 2026 to July 21, 2026, Homicide represents the lowest volume category among all 9 tracked crime types. With 4 recorded incidents out of 12,402 total city incidents, Homicide accounts for 0 percent of all logged events. Because the category series contains only 4 incidents in 2026 over a two-month period, these numbers provide a short-term snapshot rather than an annual baseline. Compared to property-related categories like Theft at 4,829 incidents, Homicide comprises a minimal fraction of Edmonton's logged incident dataset.
Between May 22, 2026 and July 21, 2026, municipal records document 4 reported Homicide incidents in Edmonton, Alberta. All 4 of these recorded incidents include usable occurrence dates within the open dataset. This figure represents the complete Homicide count for the selected two-month evaluation window.
Homicide accounts for 0 percent of Edmonton's total reported incidents during this window. Out of 12,402 overall recorded incidents across all 9 categories, 4 were classified as Homicide, making it the least frequent category tracked in the city during this timeframe.
Homicide recorded 4 incidents, while Theft logged 4,829 incidents during the same period from May 22, 2026 to July 21, 2026. Theft is the highest-volume category in Edmonton, whereas Homicide ranks 9th out of 9 categories in total incident volume.
The dataset includes a single entry of 4 Homicide incidents for the year 2026, covering May 22, 2026 to July 21, 2026. Because no previous year series data is available in this dataset, year-over-year percentage changes cannot be calculated for this category.
Incident figures for Edmonton are compiled from official open data publications provided by municipal services in AB.