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Montreal Crime Map, Rate & Statistics

Between May 22, 2026, and July 21, 2026, Montreal recorded 3,774 total incidents on the interactive map feed. Theft from vehicle was the top category with 983 incidents, followed by break and enter with 883 incidents and mischief with 849 incidents. Auto theft accounted for 827 incidents, while robbery accounted for 231 incidents. A total of 232 violent incidents were logged during this 60-day window across 29 neighbourhood police zones.

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

Leading categories in Montreal

26% of Montreal total
23.4% of Montreal total
Mischief 849
22.5% of Montreal total
21.9% of Montreal total
Robbery 231
6.1% of Montreal total
0% of Montreal total

Neighbourhood concentration in Montreal

9.8% of Montreal total
9.8% of Montreal total
5.6% of Montreal total
5.5% of Montreal total
5.3% of Montreal total

About this data

This page details reported crime incident counts across Montreal, Quebec, tracking 3,774 total incidents recorded over a 60-day window from May 22, 2026, to July 21, 2026. Sourced directly from the municipal open data feed, this dataset allows residents to inspect localized property-crime distributions, violent-category incidents, and neighbourhood-level incident counts across Montreal's 29 police sectors.

It is essential to recognize data scope distinctions when examining Montreal figures. The interactive map feed excludes assault and most person-crimes, plotting 232 violent-category incidents during the 60-day window. Meanwhile, official statistics from the SPVM Bilan mensuel sur la criminalité report 8,729 assault incidents and 57,755 total offences city-wide during the January–June 2026 (YTD) period. Reviewing both open map records and official police totals provides valuable context on reported activity across the region.

Recent trend

The open data map series for Montreal covers 2026 exclusively, logging 3,774 dated incidents within the 60-day window, which leaves the map year-over-year change as null. However, official SPVM monthly statistics provide broader year-to-date trend data. For the January–June 2026 (YTD) period, SPVM recorded 57,755 total offences, reflecting a 3.2% decline compared to 59,677 offences recorded in the previous year's YTD period. Specific offences also saw decreases, with assault dropping to 8,729 incidents from 9,600 in the prior year YTD, and total mapped core offences reaching 44,373 compared to 45,034 in the previous period.

Category breakdown

During the 60-day observation period, property-related offences dominated Montreal's open map dataset. Theft from vehicle was the top reported category, accounting for 983 incidents or 26% of all mapped records. Break and enter ranked second with 883 incidents (23.4%), followed closely by Mischief with 849 incidents (22.5%). Auto theft comprised 827 incidents (21.9%), while Robbery represented 231 incidents (6.1%) and Homicide accounted for 1 incident (0%). Additionally, violent-category incidents totaled 232 across the map feed. As noted in police documentation, official SPVM stats record 8,729 assault incidents and 1,219 sexual assault incidents during January–June 2026 (YTD), offences that are excluded from the open map feed.

Where incidents concentrate

Incident counts vary across the 29 participating police sectors in Montreal. Centre-ville / Vieux-Montréal (PDQ 21) and Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDQ 38) recorded the highest totals during this period, each logging 369 incidents. Sud-Ouest / Saint-Henri / Pointe-Saint-Charles (PDQ 15) followed with 215 incidents, while Côte-des-Neiges / Outremont (PDQ 26) recorded 211 incidents and Villeray / Parc-Extension (PDQ 31) registered 207 incidents. These figures reflect raw incident activity concentration across specific commercial and residential districts, rather than per-capita risk across different sectors.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

Montreal's 60-day map data is heavily concentrated in four main property categories: Theft from vehicle (983 incidents, 26%), Break and enter (883 incidents, 23.4%), Mischief (849 incidents, 22.5%), and Auto theft (827 incidents, 21.9%). Together, these four categories comprise the vast majority of the 3,774 total incidents mapped. At the sector level, Centre-ville / Vieux-Montréal (PDQ 21) and Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDQ 38) recorded identical top totals of 369 incidents each, while violent-category incidents accounted for 232 records.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about crime in Montreal

How many total crime incidents were mapped in Montreal during the recent 60-day period?

Between May 22, 2026, and July 21, 2026, a total of 3,774 incidents were recorded on the interactive map across Montreal. This mapped total reflects specific core categories published in city open data for that 60-day window and includes 232 violent-category incidents. It does not include unmapped offences that are excluded from the open map feed.

What is the most frequently reported incident type in Montreal?

Theft from vehicle is the top category on the map, with 983 incidents accounting for 26% of the 3,774 total mapped incidents between May 22, 2026, and July 21, 2026. Break and enter follows with 883 incidents (23.4%), while mischief accounted for 849 incidents (22.5%).

What do official statistics show about Montreal's overall incident trends in 2026?

According to SPVM official monthly statistics for January–June 2026 (YTD), total offences city-wide reached 57,755, representing a -3.2% change compared to 59,677 in the same period of the previous year. Core mapped offences decreased by -1.5% from 45,034 to 44,373, while assault counts changed by -9.1% from 9,600 to 8,729.

Which Montreal neighbourhoods recorded the highest incident counts in the mapped window?

Centre-ville / Vieux-Montréal (PDQ 21) and Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDQ 38) each recorded 369 incidents between May 22, 2026, and July 21, 2026. Sud-Ouest / Saint-Henri / Pointe-Saint-Charles (PDQ 15) followed with 215 incidents, while Côte-des-Neiges / Outremont (PDQ 26) logged 211 incidents across 29 tracked neighbourhood districts.

Where does the Montreal crime dataset come from?

The mapped data originates from the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) open data portal for Quebec. Official city-wide monthly totals are drawn from the SPVM Bilan mensuel sur la criminalité, which aggregates reports across all police districts (postes de quartier) in Montreal.

How current is the Montreal crime map data, and why are assault numbers different?

The interactive map covers the 60-day window from May 22, 2026, to July 21, 2026. Because the open actes-criminels map feed excludes assault and most person-crimes, assault is not plotted on the map. Official SPVM bilan figures report 8,729 assault incidents for January–June 2026 (YTD).

Sources

Crime incident data for Montreal is sourced from the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) open data portal in QC.

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