Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Halifax recorded a total of 1,167 reported incidents in the open dataset. Assault was the single most reported category, accounting for 619 incidents or 53% of all recorded events. Other top categories included theft from vehicle with 314 incidents (26.9%) and break and enter with 129 incidents (11.1%). Auto theft and robbery accounted for 79 and 26 incidents respectively.
Data current through . Source: official Halifax police open-data portal.
The interactive map presents recent police-reported incident records for Halifax, Nova Scotia, covering a 60-day window from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. During this period, the dataset records a total of 1,167 incidents across the municipality, with all 1,167 records containing complete occurrence dates and zero undated records. The mapping interface provides a clear spatial layout of these reported occurrences across Halifax, allowing users to examine incident distribution across the city.
Sourced directly from open data published for Halifax, this feed standardizes police incident locations and offence classifications for public access. By organizing police-reported records into distinct categories—including assault, theft from vehicle, and break and enter—the map enables residents, researchers, and community members to examine specific recorded events across the designated 60-day observation window.
The dataset for Halifax currently reflects a single observation period in 2026, recording 1,167 incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Because the available annual records cover only 2026 with 1,167 incidents and year-over-year change is null, comparative calculations across multiple years cannot be performed. All 1,167 dated incidents fall within 2026, with 0 undated records present in the 60-day window. Consequently, directional trends such as annual percentage increases or declines cannot be determined from this single 2026 series until future reporting periods provide comparative baseline data.
During the 60-day window, police-reported incidents in Halifax span five distinct categories. The most frequent category is Assault, which accounts for 619 incidents or 53% of the total dataset. Theft from vehicle represents the second largest classification, registering 314 incidents and 26.9% of all reported occurrences. Break and enter forms the third largest category, with 129 incidents comprising 11.1% of the overall municipal volume. The remaining reported categories in the dataset include Auto theft, which recorded 79 incidents at 6.8%, and Robbery, which accounted for 26 incidents at 2.2%. In total, violent-category incidents across Halifax reach 645 occurrences during this observation period.
In Halifax's 60-day dataset of 1,167 total incidents, Assault stands out as the predominant category with 619 incidents, representing 53% of all reported events. Property offences are led by Theft from vehicle at 314 incidents (26.9%) and Break and enter at 129 incidents (11.1%). Auto theft and Robbery account for smaller shares at 79 incidents (6.8%) and 26 incidents (2.2%), respectively. The concentration of reported events in Assault and Theft from vehicle highlights the primary drivers of reported activity in this 2026 observation period.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Halifax recorded a total of 1,167 incidents in the open dataset. All 1,167 records have verified occurrence dates within this 60-day window. Among these total records, violent-category incidents accounted for 645 reported incidents across the city.
Assault is the single most reported category in Halifax for this period, accounting for 619 incidents or 53% of all recorded incidents. The second most frequent incident type is theft from vehicle, which recorded 314 incidents or 26.9% of the total 1,167 incidents reported between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026.
Year-over-year trend comparisons are not available because the dataset currently includes figures solely for 2026. During this 2026 reporting window from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, a total of 1,167 incidents were published in the dataset, without historical baseline data from prior years to measure directional change.
Neighbourhood-level breakdowns are not available in this dataset, as 0 top neighbourhoods are defined for Halifax. The total figure of 1,167 incidents, which includes 129 break and enter incidents and 79 auto theft incidents, is reported as a citywide total rather than segmented by specific local neighbourhood boundaries.
The open data for Halifax comes from official municipal open data portals in Nova Scotia. The published records track specific incident types, recording 619 assault incidents, 314 theft from vehicle incidents, 129 break and enter incidents, 79 auto theft incidents, and 26 robbery incidents within the tracked 60-day period.
The dataset covers a 60-day window ending on July 23, 2026, with the earliest record dating back to May 24, 2026. A total of 1,167 incidents are captured, all containing valid occurrence dates within this time frame. The dataset was generated on July 25, 2026.
Halifax crime incident data is sourced from the official municipal open data portal for Halifax, NS.
This Halifax crime map is built for searches such as Halifax crime map, crime map Halifax, Halifax crime statistics, and HRM crime map. Filter the interactive map by crime type and time window to inspect recent open-data reports — not a live 911 or CAD feed.
assault is the largest category with 619 incidents (53%).
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