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Montreal Crime in 2026 — Statistics & Map

In 2026, Montreal recorded 3,794 total reported incidents in the dataset. Theft from vehicle was the highest single category with 989 incidents, followed by break and enter with 895 incidents, mischief with 851 incidents, and auto theft with 823 incidents. Robbery accounted for 235 incidents, while 1 homicide was reported. Because the dataset only contains records for 2026, year-over-year comparison data is unavailable.

3,794
Incidents in 2026
100%
Share of selected city data
1 of 1
Rank among years
Theft from vehicle
Top category
989 incidents

Category mix in 2026

26.1% of 2026 incidents
23.6% of 2026 incidents
Mischief 851
22.4% of 2026 incidents
21.7% of 2026 incidents
Robbery 235
6.2% of 2026 incidents
0% of 2026 incidents

Montreal crime 2026

In 2026, Montreal, QC recorded 3,794 total reported incidents in the official dataset. Because 2026 is the only year present in this current dataset, year-over-year comparison figures are unavailable for analysis. Readers should keep in mind that these annual totals reflect administrative incident reporting counts rather than per-capita risk across the city.

This page outlines the distribution of reported incident counts in Montreal throughout 2026. The recorded figures span several categories, led by 989 Theft from vehicle incidents, 895 Break and enter incidents, 851 Mischief incidents, 823 Auto theft incidents, 235 Robbery incidents, and 1 Homicide incident. Together, these figures represent the complete city total of 3,794 incidents logged in the 2026 dataset.

Year-over-year

During 2026, Montreal recorded 3,794 reported incidents across all logged categories. Because prior year dataset records are not available, direct year-over-year comparisons cannot be performed. Property-related categories comprise the majority of incidents logged in 2026. Specifically, Theft from vehicle reached 989 incidents, Break and enter registered 895 incidents, Mischief recorded 851 incidents, and Auto theft logged 823 incidents. Additionally, Robbery accounted for 235 reported incidents, while Homicide recorded 1 incident. These numbers constitute the full city total of 3,794 incidents in the 2026 dataset.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

In Montreal's 2026 dataset, incident totals are led by Theft from vehicle at 989 incidents, followed closely by Break and enter with 895 incidents, Mischief with 851 incidents, and Auto theft with 823 incidents. Robbery represents 235 incidents, while Homicide stands at 1 incident. With 2026 ranking 1 out of 1 recorded year, the 3,794 incidents represent the full city total in this single-year dataset, showing a heavy concentration among vehicle and property categories.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Montreal crime in 2026

How many incidents were reported in Montreal in 2026?

A total of 3,794 incidents were reported in Montreal, QC during 2026. This count represents 100 percent of the 3,794 incidents recorded across the entire city dataset. Readers should note that annual figures reflect reported counts rather than per-capita risk.

What was the trend direction for reported incidents in Montreal in 2026?

Year-over-year trend calculations are not available for 2026 because the dataset includes only 1 year of data. The single recorded annual total for Montreal is 3,794 incidents. Additional historical data over future periods would be necessary to establish multi-year trend patterns.

Which category had the highest number of reported incidents in Montreal in 2026?

Theft from vehicle recorded the highest count in Montreal in 2026 with 989 incidents. Other major categories in 2026 included Break and enter with 895 incidents, Mischief with 851 incidents, Auto theft with 823 incidents, Robbery with 235 incidents, and Homicide with 1 incident.

Where does the 2026 incident data for Montreal come from?

The data for Montreal, QC comes from official municipal open data records published for the area. In 2026, the dataset logged a total of 3,794 reported incidents, including 989 Theft from vehicle incidents and 895 Break and enter incidents across the city.

Sources

Incident figures for Montreal are compiled from official municipal open data portals in QC.

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