Theft in Saskatoon — Crime Map & Statistics

Overview

In 2026, Saskatoon recorded 638 theft incidents, making up 13.6% of the city's total crime. This category ranked second among 11 crime types, with Confederation Suburban Centre reporting the highest count at 50 incidents.

Data current through 2026-06-02. Source: official Saskatoon police open-data portal.

At a glance

638

Theft incidents

13.6%

Share of Saskatoon incidents

2 of 11

Category rank

Confederation Suburban Centre

Top neighbourhood

50 incidents

2026-04-03 to 2026-06-02

Data window

Where Theft concentrates

Confederation Suburban Centre 50

7.8% of Theft incidents

Central Business District 35

5.5% of Theft incidents

Stonebridge 34

5.3% of Theft incidents

U of S Lands Management Area 33

5.2% of Theft incidents

Pleasant Hill 26

4.1% of Theft incidents

Theft in Saskatoon

This page covers reported theft incidents in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Theft includes incidents of stolen property without the use of force or threat. In the selected window, there were 638 reported theft incidents in the city.

Theft accounts for 13.6% of all reported incidents in Saskatoon during this period, making it the second most common category of reported incidents.

How Theft compares

In Saskatoon, theft is the second most common reported incident category, behind 'Other' incidents (2,033) but ahead of assault (519), mischief (437), theft from vehicle (319), and fraud (273). The 638 theft incidents represent a significant portion of the city's overall reported incidents, highlighting its prevalence compared to other categories.

Key stats

638 theft incidents reported
13.6% of all Saskatoon incidents
Second most common incident category
50 incidents in Confederation Suburban Centre
Data covers April 3 to June 2, 2026

Top neighbourhoods for Theft in Saskatoon

Confederation Suburban Centre — 50 incidents
Central Business District — 35 incidents
Stonebridge — 34 incidents
U of S Lands Management Area — 33 incidents
Pleasant Hill — 26 incidents

What these numbers mean

Theft stands out as the second most frequent reported incident in Saskatoon, accounting for 13.6% of all incidents in the selected window. The 638 incidents place it well ahead of categories like assault and mischief, though still behind the broad 'Other' category. The data covers a two-month period in 2026, with Confederation Suburban Centre, Central Business District, and Stonebridge recording the highest counts. Without prior-year data for comparison, it's not possible to assess trends, but the numbers highlight theft as a significant category in the city's reported incidents.

About this dataset

Reporting basis: Counts reflect incidents reported to police only. Under-reporting — especially for sexual assault, fraud, and minor theft — means actual incidence is higher than these figures show.
Not a per-capita rate: These are absolute incident counts. Comparing one place’s counts to another without normalising for population can mislead — see crime rates per 100,000 for population-adjusted figures.
Category includes a range: A single category groups incidents of varying severity (e.g. "assault" spans minor altercations through serious assault). The count alone does not indicate severity.
Data window: 2026-04-03 to 2026-06-02.

Frequently asked questions about Theft in Saskatoon

How many theft incidents were reported in Saskatoon?

There were 638 reported theft incidents in Saskatoon during the selected window from April 3 to June 2, 2026.

What percentage of Saskatoon's incidents are theft-related?

Theft accounts for 13.6% of all reported incidents in Saskatoon during this period.

Which neighbourhoods in Saskatoon have the highest theft counts?

Confederation Suburban Centre had the highest count with 50 incidents, followed by Central Business District (35) and Stonebridge (34).

How does theft compare to other incident categories in Saskatoon?

Theft is the second most common category, behind 'Other' incidents (2,033) but ahead of assault (519), mischief (437), and theft from vehicle (319).

Other crime categories in Saskatoon

Sources

Data sourced from the Government of SK open data portal.