Regina recorded 329 mischief incidents in 2026, representing 17.9 per cent of the city’s total of 1,836 reported cases. Mischief ranks second among the eight tracked categories, trailing only theft. The highest concentration occurred in Old 33, which accounted for 144 cases, followed by Washington Park with 15. These figures reflect reported incidents within the May to July reporting window.
Data current through . Source: official Regina police open-data portal.
This page tracks reported Mischief incidents across Regina, Saskatchewan, during the available reporting window. The dataset records 329 Mischief incidents, representing 17.9% of the city's total crime count of 1,836 incidents. These figures reflect the volume of reported mischief activity within the selected timeframe, providing a snapshot of how this offence category contributes to the broader crime profile in Regina.
Mischief ranks as the second most common offence category in Regina, trailing only Theft. The data highlights the relative weight of mischief compared to other major categories like Assault and Theft from vehicle. By isolating this category, residents and researchers can examine the specific distribution and volume of mischief-related reports without the noise of unrelated offences.
With 329 incidents, Mischief holds the second-highest rank among Regina's eight offence categories. It follows Theft, which accounts for 530 incidents, and sits just above Assault with 327 incidents. The gap between Mischief and Assault is narrow, differing by only two records. Further down the list, Theft from vehicle records 238 incidents, Break and enter accounts for 171, and Other categories comprise 137 incidents. This distribution shows Mischief is a core component of Regina's reported crime, closely competing with violent and property offences.
Mischief's 329 incidents place it firmly as Regina's second-most-reported category, narrowly edging out Assault by two records. The data reveals a heavy concentration in Old 33, which alone accounts for 144 incidents—nearly half of the city's total mischief count. Washington Park follows with 15 incidents, creating a steep drop-off across other neighbourhoods. With year-over-year data unavailable, the 2026 figures stand as the sole reference point for mischief volume in Regina this period.
Mischief ranks second among Regina's offence categories with 329 incidents. It trails Theft, which has 530 incidents, and sits just above Assault with 327 incidents. Mischief represents 17.9% of the city's total 1,836 incidents, making it a significant component of the local crime profile alongside property and violent offences.
Old 33 records the highest count with 144 Mischief incidents, accounting for nearly half of the city's total. Washington Park follows with 15 incidents, Hillsdale has 11, Glen Elm Park reports 9, and Whitmore Park accounts for 7 incidents. The data shows a sharp decline in reported mischief outside the top neighbourhood.
Year-over-year trend data is not available for Mischief in Regina. The dataset provides 329 incidents for the 2026 reporting window, but no prior year comparison is included. The 2026 figures represent the current available record for mischief volume in the city without historical context.
Mischief accounts for 17.9% of Regina's total reported crime. The city recorded 1,836 incidents overall, with Mischief contributing 329 of those records. This share places Mischief as the second-largest category, following Theft and exceeding Assault, Theft from vehicle, and Break and enter.
Data sourced from the City of Regina open-data portal for Saskatchewan (SK).