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Toronto Crime in 2026 — Statistics & Map

In 2026, Toronto recorded 6,759 total reported crime incidents, which accounts for 98.4% of the city's 6,867 overall incidents in the dataset. Assault was the most prominent category with 3,582 incidents, followed by auto theft at 998 and break and enter at 811. Theft from vehicle recorded 585 incidents, robbery reached 348, and theft stood at 219. Year-over-year comparison data is not available for this period.

6,759
Incidents in 2026
98.4%
Share of selected city data
1 of 1
Rank among years
Assault
Top category
3,582 incidents

Category mix in 2026

Assault 3,582
53% of 2026 incidents
14.8% of 2026 incidents
12% of 2026 incidents
8.7% of 2026 incidents
Robbery 348
5.1% of 2026 incidents
Theft 219
3.2% of 2026 incidents

Toronto crime 2026

In 2026, Toronto, Ontario recorded 6,759 total reported incidents in the dataset. Because 2026 is the sole year present in this dataset with 1 total year recorded, year-over-year comparison data is unavailable. The 6,759 recorded incidents in 2026 account for 98.4 percent of the 6,867 city total recorded across all dataset records.

This page details the 2026 incident records for Toronto, ON, outlining recorded categories across the municipality. Readers can examine specific incident metrics, including top category figures such as 3,582 assault records and 998 auto theft records, providing a complete breakdown of recorded figures for 2026.

Year-over-year

During 2026, Toronto recorded 6,759 reported incidents. The dataset identifies Assault as the highest category with 3,582 incidents, followed by Auto theft with 998 incidents and Break and enter with 811 incidents. Other logged categories for 2026 include Theft from vehicle with 585 incidents, Robbery with 348 incidents, and Theft with 219 incidents. As 2026 spans 1 total year in this dataset from 2026 to 2026, these figures represent the complete annual reporting window available. The 6,759 incidents in 2026 represent 98.4 percent of the 6,867 overall city total.

Key stats

What these numbers mean

In Toronto's 2026 dataset, Assault leads all logged categories with 3,582 incidents, followed by Auto theft at 998 incidents and Break and enter at 811 incidents. Lower-frequency categories include Theft from vehicle with 585 incidents, Robbery with 348 incidents, and Theft with 219 incidents. Ranking 1 among 1 total year recorded, 2026 accounts for 6,759 incidents out of the 6,867 city total, representing 98.4 percent of all logged records in the dataset.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Toronto crime in 2026

How many total incidents were recorded in Toronto in 2026?

In 2026, Toronto recorded 6,759 total incidents in the dataset. This count accounts for 98.4 percent of the 6,867 city total incidents logged across all records. Because 2026 is the only year included in the dataset, this figure reflects the full 2026 dataset total for the municipality.

What is the year-over-year trend for Toronto in 2026?

Year-over-year trend comparisons are unavailable for 2026 because the dataset contains only 1 total year of records, spanning from 2026 to 2026. Without prior annual data, a percentage change cannot be calculated. The 2026 count stands at 6,759 recorded incidents.

Which category had the highest number of incidents in Toronto in 2026?

Assault was the highest category recorded in Toronto during 2026, with 3,582 incidents. Auto theft followed with 998 incidents, while Break and enter recorded 811 incidents. Other category counts include Theft from vehicle with 585 incidents, Robbery with 348, and Theft with 219 incidents.

Where does the 2026 Toronto data originate?

The data originates from official municipal open-data portals in Ontario (ON) for Toronto. The dataset contains 6,759 reported incidents for 2026, which accounts for 98.4 percent of the overall 6,867 city total incidents recorded across all years in the published series.

Sources

Data is sourced from official municipal open data portals in ON.

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