Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Confederation Suburban Centre recorded 171 incidents, representing 3.6% of Saskatoon's 4,795 city-wide total. The leading category in the neighbourhood was Other, with 74 recorded incidents. Additional categories included Theft with 43 incidents, Assault with 19, Mischief with 15, Fraud with 7, and Auto theft with 4 incidents. A total of 24 violent incidents occurred during this period.
Confederation Suburban Centre recorded a total of 171 incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Located within Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, the neighbourhood accounted for 3.6% of the city-wide total of 4,795 reported incidents during this tracking period. Violent incidents numbered 24 within the neighbourhood during these exact dates.
The figures reflect official records published during this two-month timeframe. Across Saskatoon, neighbourhood totals fluctuate based on local reporting and municipal classification methods. Examining Confederation Suburban Centre alongside overall city figures helps establish clear baseline statistics for this specific portion of the municipality over the sixty-day reporting span. This localized breakdown details specific categories such as Theft and Assault recorded within the neighbourhood boundary.
The data coverage period for Confederation Suburban Centre spans from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, capturing a total of 171 incidents. All records in this dataset fall strictly within the single year of 2026. When assessing historical trends or comparing figures across different data releases, readers should note that neighbourhood boundary definitions may vary year to year. Consequently, incident counts from prior reporting periods or altered geographic boundaries may not be directly comparable without adjusting for those official layout revisions.
In Confederation Suburban Centre, the leading incident category is Other, which recorded 74 incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Theft is the second highest category in the neighbourhood, accounting for 43 recorded incidents. Assault represents the third highest category with 19 incidents. Additional categories recorded during this reporting window include Mischief with 15 incidents, Fraud with 7 incidents, and Auto theft with 4 incidents. Together, these specific category counts detail the full breakdown of all 171 incidents registered in the neighbourhood.
Confederation Suburban Centre's total of 171 incidents remains below nearby areas like Central Business District with 599 incidents, Pleasant Hill with 391 incidents, and Riversdale with 203 incidents. Accounting for 3.6% of Saskatoon's 4,795 city-wide incidents, Confederation Suburban Centre shows a concentration in the Other category with 74 incidents and Theft with 43 incidents. Violent incidents totaled 24, while Assault accounted for 19 incidents, establishing the neighbourhood's specific distribution during this two-month period.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Confederation Suburban Centre recorded 171 reported incidents in municipal open data files. This count represents 3.6% of Saskatoon's total 4,795 incidents logged across all city neighbourhoods during this sixty-day tracking window. The neighbourhood's data reflects local reporting.
The top category in Confederation Suburban Centre is Other, with 74 incidents recorded between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Theft is the second most frequent category with 43 incidents, followed by Assault with 19 incidents and Mischief with 15 incidents.
Facts show that 24 violent incidents were recorded in Confederation Suburban Centre between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Among specific categories in the neighbourhood, Assault accounted for 19 of these incidents, while total incidents across all categories reached 171.
During the period from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, Confederation Suburban Centre registered 171 incidents. Nearby neighbourhoods logged higher totals: Central Business District recorded 599 incidents, Pleasant Hill recorded 391 incidents, and Riversdale recorded 203 incidents. All figures represent official municipal counts.
Data is sourced from the Saskatoon municipal open data repository in SK.