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Sherbrooke Crime in 2026 — Statistics & Map

Sherbrooke recorded 595 crime incidents in 2026, the only year in the dataset, so no year-over-year comparison is available. Assault leads all categories with 227 incidents, followed by theft at 184. Other incidents total 102, mischief accounts for 56, and break-and-enter for 26. As the sole year of data, these counts establish a baseline for Sherbrooke but cannot yet indicate trends.

595
Incidents in 2026
100%
Share of selected city data
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Rank among years
Assault
Top category
227 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Assault 227
38.2% of 2026 incidents
Theft 184
30.9% of 2026 incidents
Other 102
17.1% of 2026 incidents
9.4% of 2026 incidents
4.4% of 2026 incidents

Sherbrooke crime 2026

Sherbrooke recorded 595 crime incidents in 2026, the only year currently represented in the available dataset. Because no prior-year figures exist for comparison, a year-over-year change cannot be calculated. The 595 incidents account for 100% of the city's total records across all years on file.

This page provides a category-level breakdown of Sherbrooke's 2026 data, showing which offence types appear most frequently. The dataset was generated on July 18, 2026, meaning the 595-incident total may reflect a partial-year window rather than a complete annual count. Visitors can use the category breakdown and neighbourhood-level views to explore where and how incidents were distributed across the city.

Year-over-year

Within the 595 incidents recorded in 2026, Assault is the leading category at 227 records, followed by Theft at 184. Other offences account for 102 incidents, while Mischief totals 56 and Break and enter rounds out the top five at 26. Because 2026 is the only year in Sherbrooke's dataset, these figures represent a standalone snapshot rather than part of a multi-year trend. The data was generated on July 18, 2026, so the 595-incident count may reflect a partial-year total rather than twelve full months of reporting.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

Assault dominates Sherbrooke's 2026 profile at 227 of 595 incidents, giving the city a violence-tilted breakdown rather than a property-crime-led one. Theft follows at 184, and no other category exceeds 102. With only one year on file and data generated mid-July 2026, the 595-incident total likely captures a partial window, making it premature to characterize Sherbrooke's typical annual volume. The absence of prior-year data means no directional trend can be inferred from this dataset alone.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Sherbrooke crime in 2026

How many crime incidents were recorded in Sherbrooke in 2026?

Sherbrooke recorded 595 crime incidents in 2026. This figure represents the entirety of the city's available dataset, as 2026 is the only year currently on file. The data was generated on July 18, 2026, so the total may reflect a partial-year window rather than a complete twelve-month count.

Is crime in Sherbrooke trending up or down?

No trend direction can be determined from the current dataset. Sherbrooke's records cover only 2026, with no prior-year data available for comparison. A year-over-year change cannot be calculated without at least two years of data, so any claim about rising or falling incident levels would be unsupported by the available figures.

What types of crime are most common in Sherbrooke?

Assault is the most frequently reported category in 2026 with 227 incidents, followed by Theft at 184. Other offences account for 102 records, Mischief for 56, and Break and enter for 26. These five categories make up the full breakdown of Sherbrooke's 595-incident total for the year.

Where does Sherbrooke's crime data come from?

The incident data for Sherbrooke is sourced from open-data feeds published by the city or its policing authority in Quebec (QC). The dataset was generated on July 18, 2026, and reflects reported incidents rather than convictions or charges. CrimeMaps.ca republishes these records in a standardized format for public access.

Sources

Incident data for Sherbrooke is drawn from open-data publications provided by the City of Sherbrooke or its policing authority in QC.

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