Gatineau recorded 824 total incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Assault was the most reported category, accounting for 390 incidents or 47.3% of all recorded events. Other frequent categories included mischief with 170 incidents (20.6%) and break and enter with 142 incidents (17.2%). Violent-category incidents totaled 406. Top locations by incident count included Boul Saint Joseph with 21 incidents and Boul Maloney E with 17.
Data current through . Source: official Gatineau police open-data portal.
The interactive map for Gatineau, Quebec, displays 824 total reported police incidents recorded between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Sourced from official police open data records, the platform maps incidents across 409 distinct locations, streets, and neighbourhood corridors throughout the municipality. The dataset covers a 60-day window based on the city-relative maximum occurrence date, with 824 dated incidents and 0 undated records.
Accessing centralized geographic data allows residents, researchers, and local organizations to view recent public safety figures without relying on generalized summaries. By detailing specific incident categories—including 406 violent-category incidents—this resource helps community members track police activity across specific streets such as Boul Saint Joseph and Boul Maloney E, promoting transparency and informed discussion regarding local safety patterns in Gatineau.
During the 60-day window from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, Gatineau logged 824 total incidents in the 2026 year series. All 824 records represent dated incidents, with 0 undated incidents present in the dataset. Because the available open data series currently includes only the 2026 calendar year with a single count of 824, multi-year year-over-year comparisons cannot be calculated for this period. A total of 406 incidents fall under violent categories during these 60 days, establishing the baseline figure for the 2026 reporting period in Gatineau.
The 824 reported incidents in Gatineau span six main categories during this 60-day timeframe. Assault represents the single largest category, accounting for 390 incidents or 47.3% of total recorded events. Mischief follows as the second most common category with 170 incidents, making up 20.6% of the total dataset. Break and enter ranks third with 142 incidents, comprising 17.2% of reported activity. Lower-frequency offences include Auto theft with 53 incidents (6.4%), Theft from vehicle with 44 incidents (5.3%), and Robbery with 16 incidents (1.9%). Additionally, the combined total for all violent-category incidents in the dataset stands at 406 incidents, distinct from the specific Assault count.
Police incidents were reported across 409 distinct locations and street segments in Gatineau during this period. The highest incident counts were recorded along main thoroughfares and street corridors, led by Boul Saint Joseph with 21 incidents, Boul Maloney E with 17 incidents, and Boul Greber with 16 incidents. Boul Saint Rene E, Rue Morin, and Rue Notre Dame each recorded 13 incidents. These figures reflect localized activity concentration along specific location boundaries rather than per-capita risk, as resident population and visitor foot traffic differ across these street locations.
Gatineau's 60-day data is defined by a heavy concentration in violent-category offences, with Assault leading all categories at 390 incidents (47.3%). Property-related incidents follow, led by Mischief with 170 incidents (20.6%) and Break and enter with 142 incidents (17.2%). Auto theft and Theft from vehicle recorded smaller shares at 53 incidents (6.4%) and 44 incidents (5.3%) respectively. Across the 409 mapped street locations, activity peaked at commercial thoroughfares like Boul Saint Joseph with 21 incidents and Boul Maloney E with 17 incidents, out of 824 total incidents recorded in 2026.
Over the past 60 days, Gatineau recorded 824 incidents. This window covers activity from May 24, 2026, through July 23, 2026. All 824 records include specific dates, with no undated entries in this feed. The total reflects the full set of incidents captured within this city-relative timeframe.
Assault is the leading category, accounting for 390 incidents, or 47.3% of the total. Mischief follows with 170 reports (20.6%), and break and enter incidents number 142 (17.2%). Together, these three categories make up the majority of the 824 incidents recorded during the current reporting window.
The available year series shows 824 incidents for 2026. However, year-over-year comparison data is not provided for this dataset, so trend direction cannot be determined from the current figures. The data reflects a single year's count without a prior baseline for comparison.
Boul Saint Joseph leads with 21 incidents, followed by Boul Maloney E with 17. Boul Greber reports 16 incidents, while Boul Saint Rene E, Rue Morin, and Rue Notre Dame each have 13. Ch Vanier and Boul De La Cite Des Jeunes round out the top eight with 10 and 9 incidents respectively.
This data originates from the open-source crime mapping feed for Quebec, aggregated by CrimeMaps.ca. The figures represent reported incidents within the specified window and are drawn from the upstream public data layer. The dataset includes 409 distinct neighbourhoods across the city.
The dataset was generated on July 25, 2026, and covers incidents up to July 23, 2026. The 60-day window is based on the city's relative maximum occurrence date, meaning the feed captures the most recent two months of activity available in the source layer.
Gatineau crime data is provided via the open-source public layer for Quebec (QC).