Montreal Crime Map
Quebec · Latest 24h · updated 2026-09-10
| Latest 24h | 23 incidents, 5 violent (2026-09-04) |
|---|---|
| 2026 YTD | 15,386 incidents through the last complete month |
| 2025 (full year) | 24,467 incidents |
| Full archive | 290,601 incidents (2015–2026) |
| Per 100K / year | 1,277 |
| CSI 2025 | 78.3 (violent 114.0) |
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About crime in Montreal
TL;DR. On the latest day (2026‑09‑04), Montreal recorded 23 crime incidents. Break and enter was the most common category, accounting for seven of those incidents. Other notable types included mischief (seven incidents) and robbery (five incidents). The map displays incidents across 34 neighbourhoods, with the highest counts in Centre‑ville (Ville‑Marie Ouest) and Hochelaga‑Maisonneuve, each reporting three incidents. Overall, the data reflect a modest level of activity for a single day.
About this data
This page reviews open crime data published for Montreal, Quebec, focusing on the latest day of recorded incident activity on September 4, 2026. Sourced from the City of Montreal open data portal and Service de police de la Ville de Montréal records, the open incident feed logged 23 total incidents on this date. These public records provide a transparent, daily snapshot of municipal police dispatch and reporting activity across the island.
While the rolling 60-day interactive map tier tracks 3,609 incidents across 34 neighbourhood patrol zones, daily records allow residents and researchers to examine short-term municipal reporting patterns. Official open-data figures also sit alongside broader police reporting, including the SPVM monthly bilan, which recorded 68,723 total offences across all offence groups during the January–July 2026 period.
Recent trend
Year-over-year change is not available for the headline latest day (2026-09-04) count of 23 incidents, as single-day figures cannot be compared directly to annual benchmarks. Across the multi-year archive series, dated records for the open 2026 calendar year stand at 15,386 incidents. Looking at full-archive complete calendar years, annual incidents decreased by 8.3% between 2024 and 2025, falling from 26,684 incidents to 24,467 incidents. Historical archive totals span from 20,840 incidents in 2020 to a series high of 28,657 incidents in 2023 across the full multi-year archive.
Category breakdown
On the latest day of September 4, 2026, Montreal recorded 23 incidents distributed across five distinct crime categories in the open-data feed. Break and enter led reporting with 7 incidents, accounting for 30.4% of all recorded incidents on that date. Mischief also registered 7 incidents, representing an identical 30.4% share of the daily total. Robbery followed as the third most frequent category with 5 incidents, or 21.7% of daily records. Theft from vehicle accounted for 3 incidents (13%), while auto theft comprised 1 incident (4.3%). Open map records do not plot assault incidents, which are tracked separately in SPVM official monthly statistics.
FAQ
How many crime incidents were reported on the latest day, September 4 2026?
The open‑data feed recorded 23 incidents on September 4 2026. Among these, five incidents are classified as violent offences, which include assault, sexual assault, robbery, homicide and shooting as defined by the source data.
Which crime type was most common on that day?
Break and enter and Mischief tied as the most frequent categories, each accounting for seven incidents, which is 30.4 % of the total. Robbery followed with five incidents (21.7 %).
What does the trend look like compared with previous periods?
Year‑over‑year change is not available for a single‑day snapshot. For reference, the 2026 year‑to‑date total is 15,386 incidents, down from 24,467 in 2025. The archive’s most recent full‑year comparison shows an 8.3 % decrease from 2024 to 2025.
Which neighbourhoods had the highest number of incidents on September 4 2026?
Centre‑ville (Ville‑Marie Ouest) and Hochelaga‑Maisonneuve each recorded three incidents, the highest counts for the day. Le Plateau‑Mont‑Royal, Mercier‑Hochelaga‑Maisonneuve and Saint‑Léonard each reported two incidents.
Where does this crime data come from?
The figures are sourced from the City of Montreal’s official police open‑data portal (province QC), which publishes incident‑level records for the city.
How current is the data and how does it compare with the interactive map view?
The dataset reflects incidents up to the exact date of September 4 2026. By contrast, the interactive map displays a rolling 60‑day window that currently contains 3,609 incidents, providing a broader recent context.
Explore Montreal
By category
- Montreal Robbery (16,793)
- Montreal Homicide (268)
- Montreal Break & enter (77,053)
- Montreal Auto theft (59,461)
- Montreal Theft from vehicle (74,663)
- Montreal Mischief (62,363)
By year
2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020
Neighbourhoods
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDQ 38) Centre-ville / Vieux-Montréal (PDQ 21) Saint-Laurent (PDQ 7) Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve (PDQ 48) Côte-des-Neiges / Outremont (PDQ 26) Montréal-Nord (PDQ 39) Centre-ville (Ville-Marie Ouest) (PDQ 20) Sud-Ouest / Saint-Henri / Pointe-Saint-Charles (PDQ 15)