Between May 25, 2026, and July 24, 2026, Toronto recorded 813 break and enter incidents, representing 11.8% of the 6,867 total reported city incidents across all categories. Break and enter ranks third among nine categories, behind assault with 3,678 incidents and auto theft with 1,002 incidents. Among listed neighbourhoods, Wellington Place (164) registered the largest count with 32 incidents, followed by Wexford/Maryvale (119) with 20.
Data current through . Source: official Toronto police open-data portal.
This page presents official police incident records for Break and enter in Toronto, Ontario, covering the reporting timeframe from May 25, 2026, to July 24, 2026. Over this selected two-month window, law enforcement registered 813 Break and enter incidents throughout the municipality. Out of the 6,867 overall incidents logged across all 9 tracked categories, Break and enter accounted for 11.8 per cent of Toronto's city-wide total.
The totals compiled for this category comprise 811 dated Break and enter occurrences and 2 undated records. Tracking these specific property-entry figures alongside other municipal incident counts provides clear context regarding how Break and enter fits into Toronto's overall reported crime data for this reporting interval. Readers can examine individual neighbourhood totals and compare sibling category counts to better understand municipal patterns.
Within Toronto's police reporting dataset for this period, Break and enter ranks 3rd among all 9 tracked categories with 813 incidents. It recorded a lower volume than Assault, which led all categories with 3,678 incidents, and Auto theft, which logged 1,002 incidents. However, Break and enter generated higher incident totals than several other offences, including Theft from vehicle at 585 incidents, Robbery at 350 incidents, and Theft at 223 incidents. Comparing these category-specific figures demonstrates where property entry offences sit relative to violent and vehicle-related reports across Toronto.
Break and enter stands as Toronto's third most frequent reported offence during this two-month period, totaling 813 incidents and trailing only Assault (3,678) and Auto theft (1,002). Accounting for 11.8 per cent of the 6,867 municipal records, property entry represents a significant portion of local police logs. Wellington Place (164) logged the largest individual neighbourhood total at 32 incidents, followed by Wexford/Maryvale (119) with 20. Because annual series data for this category is suppressed, these figures provide a snapshot of current report volume rather than a multi-year comparative trajectory.
Between May 25, 2026, and July 24, 2026, police recorded 813 Break and enter incidents in Toronto. Out of this total, 811 records had specific occurrence dates attached, while 2 incidents were undated in the official logs. Break and enter accounted for 11.8 per cent of the 6,867 total reported incidents across the city.
Break and enter ranks 3rd out of 9 tracked categories in Toronto during this timeframe. Its total of 813 incidents is lower than Assault (3,678 incidents) and Auto theft (1,002 incidents), but higher than Theft from vehicle (585 incidents), Robbery (350 incidents), and Theft (223 incidents).
Wellington Place (164) recorded the highest Break and enter count with 32 incidents during the selected window. Wexford/Maryvale (119) followed with 20 incidents, while West Humber-Clairville (1) and Harbourfront-CityPlace (165) each recorded 19 incidents. Moss Park (73) logged 18 Break and enter occurrences.
No year-over-year trend data or annual series is published for this category because some selected-window records lack a usable occurrence year. As a result, the 813 reported incidents serve strictly as a static total for the May 25, 2026 to July 24, 2026 timeframe rather than an indicator of long-term shifts.
Data is sourced from official open-data portals published by local police services and municipal authorities in ON.