Stonebridge, Saskatoon
Saskatoon · neighbourhood
| Latest 24h | 1 incidents |
|---|---|
| 2025 incidents | 288 |
| Latest year (archive) | 412 incidents · 2.4% of city |
About this neighbourhood
TL;DR. In this open-data summary, Stonebridge recorded 412 total incidents, representing 2.4% of Saskatoon's 17,309 city-wide reports. Theft was the leading category in the neighbourhood with 144 incidents, followed by 118 other incidents, 42 fraud cases, 30 theft from vehicle reports, 27 mischief cases, and 19 break and enter incidents. Violent incidents accounted for 28 reports. Nearby, Central Business District registered 2,174 incidents during the same open-data timeframe.
About this data
The neighbourhood of Stonebridge in Saskatoon, SK, accounts for 412 total reported incidents in the updated municipal dataset, based on neighbourhood counts scaled to city year-to-date records through July 2026. This figure represents 2.4% of the 17,309 total incidents logged across all neighbourhoods in Saskatoon during this timeframe. Additionally, historical tracking includes an archive count of 731 incidents for Stonebridge.
The published tracking window for this dataset covers the period from 2025 to 2026, with the current reporting period reflecting August 2026 open-data figures. Because upstream open-data sources release month-level granularity, these figures present incident counts aggregated for Stonebridge across the designated date window, providing an empirical baseline for local incident volume alongside city totals.
Recent trend
The dataset for Stonebridge covers open-data reporting between 2025 and 2026, reflecting 412 recent incidents alongside 731 archive neighbourhood records. When reviewing multi-year incident trends across Saskatoon, it is necessary to consider that neighbourhood boundary definitions may vary year to year based on upstream classification updates. These structural changes in boundary mapping can alter how incident locations are assigned to specific areas like Stonebridge over time. Consequently, comparisons across different years should account for potential shifts in municipal open-data boundary frameworks.
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