Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Renfrew-Collingwood recorded 359 police incidents, accounting for 6.5% of Vancouver's 5,493 city-wide total. Theft emerged as the leading category with 157 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle with 67 incidents and mischief with 57. The neighbourhood also recorded 38 assault incidents, 16 break and enter incidents, and 10 other category incidents during this two-month reporting period.
Renfrew-Collingwood recorded 359 police-reported incidents between May 24 and July 23, 2026. This total represents 6.5 per cent of the 5,493 incidents logged across Vancouver during the same period. The data captures a roughly two-month window of reported activity within the neighbourhood.
These figures reflect standard reporting patterns for the area. Analysts and residents can review how specific offence types distribute across this timeframe to understand local reporting trends without projecting them onto longer annual cycles. The neighbourhood's share of the city total provides a baseline for comparing activity levels against other districts and tracking seasonal variations across the city. The dataset covers late spring and early summer conditions.
The reported incidents span from May 24 to July 23, 2026, covering a continuous 60-day window. This timeframe captures late spring and early summer reporting conditions for the area. Readers should note that boundary definitions may vary year to year, which can affect direct comparisons with historical data or adjacent districts. The dataset reflects only the incidents filed within the specified dates and does not account for delayed reporting or administrative backlogs. Annual comparisons require caution given the partial-year coverage. Data collection methods remain consistent across the published period.
Theft accounts for the highest volume of reported activity in the area, with 157 incidents recorded during the coverage window. Theft from vehicle follows as the second most common category, contributing 67 incidents. Mischief rounds out the top three with 57 reports. These three categories collectively represent the majority of the neighbourhood's total. Break and enter recorded 16 incidents, while other offences accounted for 10. The distribution highlights a property-focused reporting pattern for the period.
Renfrew-Collingwood's 359 incidents sit well below the 1,510 reported in the Central Business District and the 505 in Strathcona, reflecting its residential character rather than a commercial or transit hub. The category mix is heavily weighted toward property offences, with theft and theft from vehicle combining for 224 reports. Violent incidents total 38, matching the assault count exactly, which indicates no other violent categories were recorded in this window. The data provides a clear snapshot of late spring and early summer activity without implying annual trends.
The neighbourhood recorded 359 police-reported incidents between May 24 and July 23, 2026. This figure represents the complete count for the specified window and does not include delayed filings or administrative adjustments.
Renfrew-Collingwood's 359 incidents represent 6.5 per cent of the 5,493 incidents logged across Vancouver during the same timeframe. The percentage reflects the neighbourhood's share of the city total for this specific reporting window.
Theft led with 157 incidents, followed by theft from vehicle at 67, and mischief at 57. These three categories make up the majority of the reported activity, while break and enter recorded 16 incidents.
The Central Business District reported 1,510 incidents, Strathcona reported 505, and the West End reported 458 during the same period. Renfrew-Collingwood's lower total aligns with its residential zoning and lower commercial density compared to those areas.
This data is sourced from the British Columbia open-data portal, which publishes police-reported incident statistics for municipalities across the province.