In 2007, Toronto recorded 234 total reported incidents in open data, remaining unchanged from the 234 incidents reported in 2006. Year totals reflect open data reporting volume rather than per-capita risk. Shooting was the primary category in 2007 with 202 incidents, followed by assault with 27, theft with 4, and break and enter with 1. Across all archived years from 2000 to 2026, Toronto accounts for 425,545 total recorded incidents.
In 2007, Toronto recorded 234 open-data police incidents, reflecting a 0% change compared to the 234 incidents logged in 2006. This annual figure represents 0.1% of the 425,545 total incidents archived across all available years in the Toronto dataset. Year-over-year figures reflect changes in official reporting and recorded open data rather than per-capita risk.
This page details Toronto, Ontario incident totals for the 2007 calendar year, providing a complete breakdown across published category classifications. Readers can explore leading category counts such as Shooting and Assault, compare historical standings across the 2000 to 2026 dataset, and review open-data reporting trends for the municipality.
During 2007, Toronto's recorded incident volume demonstrated absolute stability relative to the preceding year, holding at 234 incidents in both 2006 and 2007 for a 0% year-over-year change. Ranking 22nd overall across the 27 tracked calendar years between 2000 and 2026, 2007 remains among the lowest-volume years in the municipal archive. In contrast to later years in the dataset, such as 2023 with 42,969 recorded incidents, 2007 reflects early historical open-data record collection. Annual totals reflect reported incident records in the open-data system rather than changes in per-capita risk.
The 2007 dataset for Toronto is heavily dominated by Shooting, which comprises 202 of the 234 recorded incidents that year. Assault follows with 27 incidents, while Theft registered 4 records and Break and enter recorded 1 incident. Ranking 22nd out of 27 overall dataset years spanning 2000 to 2026, the 234 records in 2007 reflect an era prior to broader expansion of municipal open-data record logging seen in later dataset years.
Toronto recorded 234 total open-data incidents during the 2007 calendar year. This count represents 0.1% of the 425,545 total incidents contained in the full municipal archive spanning 2000 through 2026. Annual totals reflect reported incident records in the open-data portal.
Incident counts were identical across both years, with 234 incidents logged in 2006 and 234 incidents logged in 2007, representing a 0% year-over-year change. The year 2007 ranks 22nd in total incident volume out of the 27 calendar years in the dataset.
Shooting was the most frequent incident category in Toronto during 2007, accounting for 202 recorded incidents. Other categorized records for the calendar year included Assault with 27 incidents, Theft with 4 incidents, and Break and enter with 1 incident out of the 234 total records.
The 2007 figures are derived from open-data records published for Toronto, Ontario (ON). These public statistics contribute to the city archive of 425,545 total incidents spanning from 2000 to 2026. Open-data reporting updates and categorization standards govern how individual records are published.
Incident statistics for Toronto, ON are compiled from official municipal open-data releases.