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Mischief in Winnipeg — Crime Map & Statistics

Winnipeg recorded 479 mischief incidents between February 15 and April 15, 2026, accounting for 9.8% of the city's 4,912 total reported crime incidents across all categories. Mischief ranks fourth among Winnipeg's ten crime categories. The top listed neighbourhoods — William Whyte, Daniel McIntyre, South Portage, St. John's, and West Alexander — each show 3 incidents in this two-month window.

Data current through . Source: official Winnipeg police open-data portal.

479
Mischief incidents
9.8%
Share of Winnipeg incidents
4 of 10
Category rank
William Whyte
Top neighbourhood
3 incidents
2026-02-15 to 2026-04-15
Data window

Where Mischief concentrates

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Mischief in Winnipeg

This page presents reported mischief incidents in Winnipeg, Manitoba, drawn from the city's open crime data. Mischief encompasses property damage, vandalism, and related offences where the primary act involves interfering with the lawful use or enjoyment of property.

Between February 15 and April 15, 2026, Winnipeg recorded 479 mischief incidents, representing 9.8% of the city's 4,912 total reported incidents across all categories during that window. Mischief ranks 4th among the 10 crime categories tracked, making it one of the mid-tier offence types by volume in this period.

How Mischief compares

Mischief's 479 incidents place it 4th among Winnipeg's 10 crime categories, behind auto theft (1,059 incidents), assault (1,054), and other (887). It sits ahead of fraud (402) and theft (352). The gap between mischief and the top two categories is substantial — auto theft and assault each more than double mischief's count. However, mischief still accounts for nearly one in ten of all reported incidents city-wide, reflecting its consistent presence in Winnipeg's crime profile during this two-month window.

Key stats

Top neighbourhoods for Mischief in Winnipeg

  1. William Whyte — 3 incidents
  2. Daniel Mcintyre — 3 incidents
  3. South Portage — 3 incidents
  4. St. John's — 3 incidents
  5. West Alexander — 3 incidents

What these numbers mean

Mischief accounts for 9.8% of Winnipeg's 4,912 incidents over a roughly two-month window from mid-February to mid-April 2026. It ranks 4th of 10 categories — well behind auto theft (1,059) and assault (1,054), but ahead of fraud (402) and theft (352). The top five neighbourhoods each show only 3 incidents, meaning no single area dominates this category in the available data. With only 2026 in the year series, no year-over-year trend can be assessed. The two-month reporting window is too short for broader conclusions about seasonal patterns or long-term shifts.

About this dataset

Frequently asked questions about Mischief in Winnipeg

How many mischief incidents were reported in Winnipeg?

Winnipeg recorded 479 mischief incidents between February 15 and April 15, 2026. This represents 9.8% of the city's 4,912 total reported incidents across all crime categories during that same period.

How does mischief rank among Winnipeg's crime categories?

Mischief ranks 4th out of 10 crime categories in Winnipeg. Auto theft leads with 1,059 incidents, followed by assault at 1,054 and other at 887. Mischief's 479 incidents place it ahead of fraud (402) and theft (352).

Which Winnipeg neighbourhoods had the most mischief incidents?

Five neighbourhoods — William Whyte, Daniel McIntyre, South Portage, St. John's, and West Alexander — each recorded 3 mischief incidents, the highest listed counts. No single neighbourhood stands out with a substantially larger figure in this dataset.

What time period does the Winnipeg mischief data cover?

The data spans February 15 to April 15, 2026, a window of approximately two months. The year series contains only 2026 data, so no year-over-year comparison is available for mischief incidents in Winnipeg at this time.

Other crime categories in Winnipeg

Sources

Mischief incident data for Winnipeg, MB is sourced from the City of Winnipeg's open data portal and reflects reported occurrences during the specified period.

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