Between May 23, 2026 and July 22, 2026, Montreal recorded 1 Homicide incident out of a city total of 3,794 reported incidents, representing 0% of all city incidents. This single recorded incident was located in the Villeray / Parc-Extension (PDQ 31) neighbourhood. Homicide ranks sixth among six tracked categories in the city. Per-incident counts for homicide are typically small and volatile year-to-year, making it less frequent than robbery.
Data current through . Source: official Montreal police open-data portal.
This page covers reported Homicide incidents in Montreal, Quebec, based on municipal open data collected between May 23, 2026, and July 22, 2026. During this timeframe, Montreal recorded 1 Homicide incident out of 3,794 total recorded city-wide incidents across all tracked categories. As a proportion of all recorded offences, Homicide represented 0 percent of Montreal's city total. Per-incident counts for homicide are typically small and volatile year-to-year.
The information presented reflects official records made available through municipal data publishing for the designated monitoring period in 2026. All figures correspond to recorded occurrences within Montreal boundaries. This dataset provides a localized snapshot of reported events, with Homicide accounting for 1 of the 3,794 total incidents logged across all tracked categories in the city during these specified dates. These metrics reflect officially published records for the municipality.
Within Montreal's tracked dataset of 6 categories, Homicide ranked 6th, with 1 incident recorded during the selected period. This count is lower than all other tracked categories in the city. By comparison, Theft from vehicle was the most frequent category with 989 incidents, followed by Break and enter with 895 incidents, Mischief with 851 incidents, Auto theft with 823 incidents, and Robbery with 235 incidents. Homicide accounts for the smallest volume among the 6 tracked categories in Montreal between May 23, 2026, and July 22, 2026.
In Montreal's dataset from May 23, 2026, to July 22, 2026, Homicide stands at the bottom of the city's 6 tracked categories with 1 incident. This represents 0 percent of Montreal's 3,794 total recorded offences during the two-month period. Property offences comprise the vast majority of recorded events, led by Theft from vehicle with 989 incidents and Break and enter with 895 incidents. With only a single incident recorded in Villeray / Parc-Extension (PDQ 31), Homicide represents the lowest volume category in this reporting window.
Between May 23, 2026, and July 22, 2026, Montreal recorded 1 Homicide incident. This single occurrence accounts for 0 percent of the 3,794 total recorded incidents across all 6 tracked categories in the municipality during this specified reporting timeframe.
Homicide ranked 6th out of 6 tracked categories in Montreal during the selected window, making it the least frequent category reported. Higher incident categories included Theft from vehicle with 989 incidents, Break and enter with 895, Mischief with 851, Auto theft with 823, and Robbery with 235.
During the period from May 23, 2026, to July 22, 2026, the 1 recorded Homicide incident in Montreal occurred within Villeray / Parc-Extension (PDQ 31). No other area in the city recorded a Homicide incident during this specific reporting window.
The available series for Homicide covers 1 incident in 2026 across the period from May 23, 2026, to July 22, 2026. Because this dataset represents a partial-year window, year-over-year percentage changes are not calculated for this category.
Crime statistics for Montreal are derived from official open data published by local authorities in QC.