Regina recorded 1,836 reported crime incidents in 2026, marking the first year of available data for the city. Theft was the most frequent category with 530 cases, followed closely by mischief at 329 and assault at 327. Theft from vehicle and break and enter accounted for 238 and 171 incidents respectively. As this represents a single reporting year, year-over-year comparisons are not applicable, and figures reflect total reported incidents rather than per-capita risk.
Regina recorded 1,836 reported incidents in 2026, marking the first full annual dataset available for the city. Year-over-year comparison is currently unavailable, as this represents the inaugural reporting window in the series.
This page breaks down the 2026 figures by offence category, highlighting how theft, mischief, and assault distributed across the reporting period. The data reflects all recorded incidents within the city boundaries for the calendar year, providing a baseline snapshot for local analysis, community reference, and historical tracking as future reporting windows open.
The 2026 dataset captures 1,836 incidents across six reported categories, with property-related offences forming the majority of the total. Theft leads the breakdown with 530 records, followed closely by mischief at 329 and assault at 327. Theft from vehicle accounts for 238 incidents, while break and enter records total 171. The remaining 137 incidents fall under the other category. Because this is the first annual compilation, these figures establish the baseline for future comparative analysis rather than indicating a long-term trend.
This inaugural year establishes a clear property-crime tilt, with theft and theft from vehicle combined representing nearly half of all reported activity. Mischief and assault sit just behind, indicating that street-level and vehicle-targeted offences dominate the 2026 profile. As the first annual dataset, these numbers serve as a baseline benchmark rather than a trend indicator, setting the stage for future year-over-year comparisons once additional reporting windows are published.
Regina reported a total of 1,836 incidents during the 2026 calendar year. This figure represents the complete annual dataset currently available for the city, encompassing all recorded offences across the six primary categories tracked by the municipal open-data portal. The total reflects the full reporting window for this year and serves as the foundational count for all subsequent breakdowns and category analyses.
Trend direction cannot be assessed for 2026 because this marks the first annual dataset published for Regina. Without prior-year reporting windows, it is impossible to calculate year-over-year changes or identify directional shifts in reported activity. Future annual releases will provide the necessary historical context to evaluate whether incident volumes are increasing, decreasing, or stabilizing over time.
Theft stands out as the most frequently reported offence in 2026, accounting for 530 incidents out of the 1,836 total. Property-related categories, including theft from vehicle and break and enter, collectively represent the majority of the dataset. Mischief and assault follow closely behind, suggesting that street-level and vehicle-targeted offences drive the bulk of reported activity in the city this year.
The figures originate from the Saskatchewan municipal open-data portal, which publishes raw incident records submitted by local law enforcement agencies. All data points are sourced directly from official police reporting systems and are aggregated by year and offence category. The dataset is updated periodically as new records are processed and verified by the provincial and municipal data teams.
This dataset is sourced from the Saskatchewan municipal open-data portal, which aggregates official police incident records for the province.