From May to June 2026, Sherbrooke recorded 56 mischief incidents, accounting for 9.4% of the city's 595 total reported incidents across all categories. Mischief ranks fourth among Sherbrooke's five crime categories, trailing assault (227), theft (184), and other (102), but exceeding break and enter (26). This two-month window represents the complete available dataset, with no prior-year figures available for direct comparison.
Data current through . Source: official Sherbrooke police open-data portal.
This page presents mischief incident data for Sherbrooke, Quebec, drawn from open-data records covering May through June 2026. Mischief accounts for 56 reported incidents during this two-month window, representing 9.4% of Sherbrooke's 595 total incidents across all tracked categories during the same period.
The dataset includes all mischief records with usable occurrence dates in the selected window, with zero undated records excluded from the count. Mischief ranks fourth among the five categories tracked for Sherbrooke, placing it in the lower-middle portion of the city's incident profile for this period. No year-over-year comparison is available because the year series contains only 2026 data. The figures on this page reflect reported incident counts, not per-population rates, and cover a partial-year window rather than a full annual cycle.
Mischief's 56 incidents place it fourth among Sherbrooke's five tracked categories, accounting for 9.4% of the 595 total incidents recorded between May and June 2026. It trails Assault (227 incidents), Theft (184 incidents), and Other (102 incidents) in the rankings. Mischief does, however, exceed Break and enter, which recorded 26 incidents during the same period. With 56 incidents, Mischief sits below Other's 102 but above Break and enter's 26. This positions Mischief in the lower-middle range of Sherbrooke's incident distribution for this two-month window.
Mischief accounts for 9.4% of Sherbrooke's incident profile, well behind Assault (227) and Theft (184), the city's two largest categories in the May-June 2026 data. The 56-incident count sits closer to Break and enter's 26 than to Other's 102, indicating that mischief represents a smaller portion of reported incidents during this two-month window. With only 2026 data available, no trend can be identified. The partial-year scope means these figures should not be treated as annual totals.
Sherbrooke recorded 56 mischief incidents during the May-June 2026 data window. These 56 incidents represent 9.4% of the city's 595 total reported incidents across all five tracked categories in the same period. All 56 records have usable occurrence dates, with zero undated records in the dataset.
Mischief ranks fourth out of five categories tracked in Sherbrooke, with 56 incidents. It falls below Assault (227), Theft (184), and Other (102), but sits above Break and enter, which recorded 26 incidents. This places mischief in the lower-middle range of the city's incident distribution for the May-June 2026 period.
The mischief data for Sherbrooke covers incidents with occurrence dates from May 1 through June 30, 2026. This is a two-month partial-year window, not a full annual dataset. The year series contains only 2026 data, so no year-over-year comparison is available. Figures should not be interpreted as annual totals.
No year-over-year comparison is available for mischief in Sherbrooke. The year series contains only 2026 data, with 56 incidents recorded. Because the dataset spans May through June 2026, it represents a partial-year window rather than a complete annual cycle, making trend analysis infeasible at this time.
Mischief incident counts for Sherbrooke are drawn from the city's open-data portal, as provided under Quebec (QC) open-data initiatives.