Regina recorded 238 theft from vehicle incidents in 2026, representing 13% of the city's 1,836 total reported crimes. This category ranks fourth among the eight tracked offence types. Old 33 accounts for the highest share with 94 incidents, followed by Broders Annex with 11. The dataset covers a partial reporting window from May through July 2026, meaning year-over-year comparisons are not applicable.
Data current through . Source: official Regina police open-data portal.
This page summarizes Theft from vehicle incidents recorded in Regina, Saskatchewan between May 21 and July 20, 2026. The dataset reflects all records in the selected reporting window and covers a roughly two-month span within the 2026 calendar year. Each incident is classified under the Theft from vehicle category as reported by the upstream open-data source for the city.
During this period, Regina recorded 238 Theft from vehicle incidents, representing 13% of the city's 1,836 total reported incidents across all eight crime categories. Theft from vehicle ranks 4th among those categories, sitting behind Theft, Mischief, and Assault in total count but ahead of Break and enter and Other. The figures below break down where these incidents were most frequently recorded across Regina's listed neighbourhoods.
Theft from vehicle accounts for 238 of Regina's 1,836 reported incidents in this window, placing it 4th among the city's 8 tracked categories. It trails Theft (530), Mischief (329), and Assault (327), all of which recorded higher counts during the same period. Theft from vehicle exceeds both Break and enter (171) and Other (137), making it a mid-tier category in Regina's crime profile. The gap between Theft from vehicle and the top-ranked Theft category is notable, with Theft at 530 incidents compared to 238 for Theft from vehicle. The two-month window from May 21 to July 20, 2026 limits direct comparison to full-year figures.
Theft from vehicle is a mid-tier category in Regina's May–July 2026 data, with 238 incidents placing it 4th of 8 categories. Old 33 stands out with 94 of those incidents — by far the largest listed neighbourhood count — while Broders Annex (11) is a distant second. No prior-year data is available for this category, so no year-over-year trend can be assessed. The roughly two-month window is too short to support broader trend claims about theft from vehicle in Regina.
Regina recorded 238 Theft from vehicle incidents between May 21 and July 20, 2026. This represents 13% of the city's 1,836 total reported incidents across all eight crime categories during the same window. Theft from vehicle ranked 4th among those categories.
Old 33 recorded 94 Theft from vehicle incidents, the largest listed neighbourhood count for this category. Broders Annex followed with 11 incidents, Coronation Park with 7, and both Wascana Addition and Belvedere with 6 each. Old 33 alone accounts for a significant share of the 238 total.
Theft from vehicle ranks 4th of 8 categories with 238 incidents. It trails Theft (530), Mischief (329), and Assault (327) but exceeds Break and enter (171) and Other (137). Theft recorded 530 incidents, the highest count among all categories, while Theft from vehicle sits in the middle of Regina's category distribution.
The data covers incidents reported between May 21 and July 20, 2026 — a roughly two-month window within the 2026 calendar year. No prior-year data is available for this category, so year-over-year comparisons are not possible. All 238 incidents fall within this reporting period.
Theft from vehicle data for Regina, SK is sourced from the City of Regina's open-data portal.