Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Victoria, British Columbia, recorded 2,267 total incidents. The top category reported was Other with 1,318 incidents, accounting for 58.1% of the total, as police group multiple minor or unclassified incident types under this heading. Theft followed with 383 incidents, or 16.9%. Violent-category incidents totaled 93 records, while assault specific incidents stood at 71 during this 60-day period.
Data current through . Source: official Victoria police open-data portal.
The CrimeMaps.ca page for Victoria, British Columbia displays mapped incident records logged between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026. Across this 60-day window, the dataset records 2,267 total incidents reported within the city. The underlying information originates from police open data released for Victoria, providing geographic location coordinates and standardized incident classifications for every record included in the dataset.
This interactive visualization provides local residents, business owners, researchers, and community organizations with an accessible view of reported events throughout Victoria. By plotting individual reports geographically and sorting them by category, the tool enables users to inspect where specific event types occurred during the 60-day reporting window. Accessing structured spatial data allows for transparent, data-driven tracking of reported events across the city without relying on anecdotal accounts.
For the 2026 period in Victoria, the dataset records a total of 2,267 dated incidents, with 0 undated incidents. Because the year_series contains data solely for the single year 2026 with 2,267 incidents, a year-over-year percentage comparison is currently null. The dataset reflects records logged between May 24, 2026 and July 23, 2026. Without prior annual baseline figures in the year_series table, directional trends such as annual increases or decreases cannot be computed. Future data additions containing earlier years will enable comparative year-over-year evaluation for Victoria.
The dataset classifies the 2,267 reported events across Victoria into distinct category groupings. The largest classification is Other, encompassing 1,318 incidents, which represents 58.1% of the total dataset. The second most recorded category is Theft, accounting for 383 incidents and 16.9% of all reported entries. Mischief represents the third largest category, with 258 incidents comprising 11.4% of total volume. Additional categorized entries in the dataset include Theft from vehicle with 120 incidents (5.3%), Break and enter with 85 incidents (3.7%), and Assault with 71 incidents (3.1%). Combined violent-category incidents total 93 records across the 60-day monitoring window.
Across the 901 total location nodes in Victoria, reported incident activity concentrated at several specific intersections. The location with the highest count was YATES ST & DOUGLAS ST with 8 incidents. QUADRA ST & PANDORA AVE recorded 7 incidents, while DOUGLAS ST & JOHNSON ST recorded 6 incidents. Additionally, DOUGLAS ST & VIEW ST logged 5 incidents, and DOUGLAS ST & BROUGHTON ST recorded 4 incidents. These location counts reflect local incident report volume and activity concentration at specific intersections rather than a per-capita risk assessment for surrounding areas.
In Victoria's 60-day dataset of 2,267 total incidents, the primary feature is the high concentration in the Other category, which comprises 1,318 incidents and 58.1% of all records. Property-focused categories, including Theft with 383 incidents (16.9%) and Mischief with 258 incidents (11.4%), form the second and third largest shares. Violent-category events remain smaller in comparison, totaling 93 incidents, while Assault accounts for 71 incidents (3.1%). Specific intersections show low individual totals, led by YATES ST & DOUGLAS ST with 8 incidents.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Victoria recorded a total of 2,267 incidents across the city. All 2,267 records in this 60-day window have valid occurrence dates, with violent-category incidents accounting for 93 of the total recorded events during this period.
The top category in Victoria is Other, which accounts for 1,318 incidents or 58.1% of all recorded events in this 60-day dataset. The upstream data source groups a wide variety of incident types under this general category. Theft follows as the second most common category with 383 incidents, representing 16.9% of the total dataset.
The current dataset covers only 2026, with a total of 2,267 recorded incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Because year-over-year comparison data is not available in this dataset, no historical trend or multi-year change direction can be determined from these figures.
Incident activity is distributed across 901 location entries in Victoria. The location with the highest individual count is YATES ST & DOUGLAS ST with 8 incidents, followed by QUADRA ST & PANDORA AVE with 7 incidents and DOUGLAS ST & JOHNSON ST with 6 incidents during the 60-day reporting period.
The figures presented for Victoria are drawn from municipal open data published in BC. The dataset includes 2,267 total records logged between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Each record is processed from public reports released by local authorities.
The incident data for Victoria covers the 60-day window ending on July 23, 2026, with record entries starting on May 24, 2026. The dataset was generated on July 24, 2026, reflecting all 2,267 dated incidents published up to that cutoff point.
Data for Victoria is sourced from official open data published in BC.