Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, the West End neighbourhood in Vancouver recorded 458 total incidents. This represents 8.3% of the 5,493 incidents reported city-wide across Vancouver. Theft was the leading category in the West End with 192 incidents, followed by assault with 119 incidents and mischief with 52 incidents. Nearby, the Central Business District reported 1,510 incidents, while Strathcona recorded 505 incidents.
Between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026, the West End recorded a total of 458 incidents in official open data reports. This volume accounts for 8.3% of the 5,493 incidents logged across the entirety of Vancouver over this two-month reporting period.
The West End is one of many distinct administrative areas tracked within the municipal dataset for Vancouver, British Columbia. Reviewing figures from this specific timeframe helps contextualize how local incident totals align with city-wide figures. With 458 incidents assigned to the West End out of Vancouver's 5,493 total occurrences, these open-data entries highlight the specific distribution of reported activity across the neighbourhood during mid-2026.
The dataset for the West End covers reported incidents logged between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026. Because this dataset covers a specific two-month timeframe in 2026, it reflects short-term incident counts rather than complete annual figures. When analyzing historical patterns over longer periods, readers should note that municipal neighbourhood boundary definitions may vary year to year in official open-data portals. Consequently, evaluating figures across different calendar years requires accounting for potential modifications in geographic boundary classifications established by authorities in Vancouver.
Within the West End during this reporting period, Theft stands as the highest incident category, with 192 reported cases. Assault represents the second most frequent category in the neighbourhood, recording 119 incidents. Mischief and Theft from vehicle each recorded 52 incidents during the same timeframe. Additionally, Break and enter registered 21 incidents, while the category designated as Other accounted for 12 incidents. Violent incidents within the West End totaled 119. These category totals reflect the individual classification types documented in the open-data summary for the neighbourhood between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026.
With 458 reported incidents, the West End recorded lower totals than adjacent Central Business District (1,510) and nearby Strathcona (505), but remained higher than Renfrew-Collingwood (359). Theft leads local reported activity at 192 incidents, while Assault accounts for 119 incidents, matching the neighbourhood's total violent incident count. Accounting for 8.3% of Vancouver's 5,493 incidents, the West End demonstrates a distinct profile compared to surrounding commercial and residential areas across the city.
Between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026, the West End recorded 458 total incidents in official municipal data. This volume represents 8.3% of the 5,493 total incidents reported across Vancouver during the same two-month reporting timeframe. Incident figures are collected from municipal open-data portals and reflect published police reports for the area.
Theft is the most frequently reported category in the West End, with 192 incidents logged between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026. Assault is the second most common category, recording 119 incidents in the neighbourhood during this period.
Official open data shows 119 violent incidents recorded in the West End from May 24, 2026 to July 23, 2026. This count aligns directly with the 119 Assault incidents logged in the neighbourhood over the same two-month timeframe.
During this reporting period, the West End recorded 458 incidents, which is fewer than Central Business District with 1,510 incidents and Strathcona with 505 incidents. However, the West End recorded more incidents than Renfrew-Collingwood, which logged 359 incidents.
Data is sourced from the official municipal open-data portal serving Vancouver, BC.