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Robbery in Halifax — Crime Map & Statistics

Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Halifax recorded 26 robbery incidents. This category accounts for 2.2% of the city total of 1,167 reported incidents across all recorded categories during this period. Robbery ranked fifth among the five tracked categories, remaining less common than assault with 619 incidents, theft from vehicle with 314, break and enter with 129, and auto theft with 79.

Data current through . Source: official Halifax police open-data portal.

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Robbery incidents
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Share of Halifax incidents
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2026-05-24 to 2026-07-23
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Robbery in Halifax

This page presents official open-data records for reported Robbery incidents in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The dataset covers the reporting window from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Over these specified dates, municipal open-data records documented 26 incidents classified under the Robbery category. This figure includes all 26 dated category records logged during this timeframe, with 0 undated records present in the selection.

Across all tracked crime categories, Halifax recorded a city total of 1,167 incidents during this timeframe. Robbery accounts for 2.2 percent of all reported city-wide incidents in the dataset. The category ranks 5 out of 5 tracked categories in Halifax for this specific window. This detailed overview examines how Robbery fits into the broader municipal reporting landscape for Nova Scotia's regional municipality.

How Robbery compares

In Halifax, Robbery ranks 5 out of 5 tracked categories between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. With 26 incidents, Robbery is less frequent than all other tracked categories in the city. By comparison, Assault is the most recorded category with 619 incidents, followed by Theft from vehicle with 314 incidents. Break and enter recorded 129 incidents, while Auto theft accounted for 79 incidents. Relative to these sibling categories, Robbery represents the lowest count among the 5 categories reported in Halifax during this timeframe.

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What these numbers mean

Robbery stands out as the least reported category in Halifax during the two-month period from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, ranking 5 out of 5 total categories. With 26 incidents out of 1,167 total city incidents, Robbery makes up 2.2 percent of reported occurrences. Because the year series contains only 26 incidents for 2026 across a partial-year window, long-term multi-year trend comparisons are not available in this dataset.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Robbery in Halifax

How many Robbery incidents were reported in Halifax in this period?

A total of 26 Robbery incidents were reported in Halifax between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. All 26 records had valid dates attached in the dataset, representing 2.2 percent of the 1,167 city-wide incidents logged across all categories.

How does Robbery rank among crime categories in Halifax?

Robbery ranks 5 out of 5 categories tracked in Halifax for the selected timeframe. With 26 reported incidents, it recorded fewer incidents than Assault at 619, Theft from vehicle at 314, Break and enter at 129, and Auto theft at 79.

What timeframe is covered by the Halifax Robbery data?

The dataset covers reported incidents occurring from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. During this specific two-month window, 26 Robbery incidents were documented by open-data records, contributing to the overall total of 1,167 municipal incidents recorded in Halifax.

Are year-over-year trends available for Robbery in Halifax?

The current category series lists 26 incidents for the year 2026 based on records from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Because year-over-year comparison data is not provided for previous years, annual percentage changes cannot be evaluated from this dataset.

Other crime categories in Halifax

Sources

Data is sourced from open-data reporting portals in NS covering Halifax municipal records.

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