Thunder Bay's map shows 1,733 incidents from August 25 to October 24, 2024. The largest category is Other at 752 incidents (43.4%), followed by Assault at 340. Because Thunder Bay's CityProtect feed has been dormant since October 2024, these map figures lag the Thunder Bay Police Service's official 2025 annual report, which recorded 10,729 total Criminal Code incidents for the full year.
Data current through . Source: official Thunder Bay police open-data portal.
This map displays 1,733 police-reported incidents in Thunder Bay, Ontario, spanning August 25 to October 24, 2024. The data comes from CityProtect, the public crime-mapping portal used by the Thunder Bay Police Service, which publishes occurrence-level records including date, category, and approximate location.
Because Thunder Bay's live CityProtect feed has been dormant since October 2024 and its quarterly CSV bulk-download is reCAPTCHA-gated, this page represents the most recent point-level data available. The map is useful for identifying where specific incident types were reported during this late-summer to mid-autumn window, and for comparing the distribution of calls across the city before the feed paused.
The map covers only 2024, with 1,733 dated incidents from August 25 through October 24. No year-over-year comparison is available because the dataset contains records from a single year only. The year_series shows 1,733 incidents for 2024, matching the total_incidents count. Without prior-year map data, trend direction cannot be assessed from this feed alone.
Other leads Thunder Bay's incident types with 752 records, accounting for 43.4% of the 1,733 total. Assault follows with 340 incidents (19.6%), and Theft is third with 239 incidents (13.8%). Break and enter (148, 8.5%), Mischief (118, 6.8%), and Robbery (57, 3.3%) round out the ranked categories. The large "Other" share indicates that many incident types are grouped under this residual label rather than broken out individually.
The 43.4% "Other" share dominates Thunder Bay's profile more than any specific crime type, limiting granular insight. Assault's 340 incidents still represent the largest named category. The official 2025 annual figures show a very different picture: 10,729 total Criminal Code incidents, up 27% from 8,458 in 2024, with shoplifting surging 122% to 3,597. The map's 1,733 late-2024 points capture only a fraction of that annual volume and predate the 2025 spike entirely.
The map shows 1,733 incidents recorded between August 25 and October 24, 2024. This covers all dated records in the 60-day window. The Thunder Bay Police Service's 2025 annual report, published in June 2026, lists 10,729 total Criminal Code incidents for the full year 2025 — a 27% increase from 8,458 in 2024.
The "Other" category leads with 752 incidents, or 43.4% of the total. Assault is the second-most common at 340 incidents (19.6%), followed by theft at 239 (13.8%). The broad "Other" grouping means many incident types are consolidated rather than broken out individually.
The violent incident count stands at 411 for the August–October 2024 window. Assault accounts for 340 of those. For broader context, the 2025 police annual report shows 1,549 assaults for the full year, up 7% from 1,450 in 2024. Robbery declined 8% year-over-year to 244 incidents in 2025.
The dataset contains zero neighbourhood assignments — all 1,733 incidents lack geographic subdivision. Thunder Bay's CityProtect map feed has been dormant since October 2024, and the quarterly CSV bulk download is reCAPTCHA-gated, limiting granular geographic analysis. The annual police reports provide citywide totals only.
The map data derives from CityProtect CSV exports for Thunder Bay, ON, processed through 2024-10-24. The fresher official figures come from Thunder Bay Police Service annual reports, specifically "The Year in Numbers: Crime Data." These two sources will differ because the map feed stopped updating while police reports continued.
The map data is stale: the last incident date is October 24, 2024, and the CityProtect feed has been inactive since then. The most recent official figures are from the June 2025 annual report covering full-year 2025. The page itself was generated on July 18, 2026, making the police annual report the freshest available source.
Map data sourced from CityProtect CSV exports for Thunder Bay, ON; official annual totals sourced from Thunder Bay Police Service reports.