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Prince George Crime in 2026 — Statistics & Map

During 2026, Prince George, British Columbia recorded 832 total reported incidents in the dataset. Theft was the most frequent category with 318 incidents, followed by mischief with 193 incidents and theft from vehicle with 136 incidents. Other recorded categories include break and enter with 116 incidents, auto theft with 38 incidents, and bike theft with 31 incidents. Year-over-year comparison data is not available for this single-year dataset.

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Incidents in 2026
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Share of selected city data
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Rank among years
Theft
Top category
318 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Theft 318
38.2% of 2026 incidents
Mischief 193
23.2% of 2026 incidents
16.3% of 2026 incidents
13.9% of 2026 incidents
4.6% of 2026 incidents
3.7% of 2026 incidents

Prince George crime 2026

In 2026, Prince George recorded a total of 832 incidents in the dataset. Year-over-year comparison is unavailable for this period as 2026 is the sole recorded year in the dataset, representing 100 share of the city total of 832 incidents. Annual totals reflect reported incidents within the dataset rather than per-capita risk.

This page details incident counts across Prince George, British Columbia, for 2026. It presents category counts across recorded incident types, led by theft with 318 incidents and mischief with 193 incidents. The dataset provides tracking for municipal planning and public transparency across the single recorded year from 2026 to 2026.

Year-over-year

During 2026, Prince George recorded 832 total incidents across six distinct categories in the dataset. Theft recorded the highest count with 318 incidents, followed by mischief with 193 incidents. Theft from vehicle was the third most frequent category with 136 incidents, while break and enter recorded 116 incidents. Lower counts were recorded for auto theft with 38 incidents and bike theft with 31 incidents. Because 2026 is the single year in the dataset spanning from 2026 to 2026, the 832 incidents in 2026 represent 100 share of the total city total recorded to date.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

In 2026, theft led all categories in Prince George with 318 incidents, followed by mischief with 193 incidents and theft from vehicle with 136 incidents. Break and enter recorded 116 incidents, while auto theft and bike theft recorded 38 and 31 incidents respectively. Ranking first among 1 total years tracked in the dataset, 2026 contains all 832 incidents recorded for the city. Property-related incidents comprise the primary recorded categories across the single-year dataset spanning 2026 to 2026.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Prince George crime in 2026

How many crime incidents were recorded in Prince George in 2026?

Prince George recorded a total of 832 incidents in 2026. This figure accounts for 100 share of the city total of 832 incidents in the dataset. Theft was the single largest contributor to this total, recording 318 incidents during the year.

What is the year-over-year trend for Prince George in 2026?

Year-over-year trend data is unavailable for 2026 because the dataset contains only 1 total year of data. The single recorded year of 2026 ranks first out of 1 years in the series, with a recorded count of 832 incidents.

Which incident categories were most common in Prince George during 2026?

The most common category in Prince George during 2026 was theft with 318 incidents. Mischief followed with 193 incidents, theft from vehicle recorded 136 incidents, and break and enter recorded 116 incidents. Auto theft and bike theft recorded 38 and 31 incidents, respectively.

Where does the 2026 incident data for Prince George originate?

The 2026 data for Prince George originates from official open-data releases in British Columbia (BC). The dataset records a total of 832 incidents in 2026 across six distinct categories, representing the full city total of 832 recorded incidents.

Sources

Data provided by official open data releases in BC and processed for CrimeMaps.ca.

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