In 2025, Winnipeg recorded 21,497 total reported incidents, representing a 1.4% decrease compared to 21,803 incidents in 2024. Year totals reflect open-data reporting rather than per-capita risk. Auto theft was the top category with 5,027 incidents, followed by 4,557 incidents in the Other category and 2,876 Assaults. Within Other, Other crime accounted for 2,153 incidents and Threats accounted for 834 person offences.
During the 2025 calendar year, Winnipeg recorded 21,497 total open-data incidents across all tracked categories in the city. This total represents a 1.4% decrease compared to the 21,803 incidents logged in 2024. Annual totals reflect reported incident counts in official police records, and readers should note that year totals reflect reporting patterns rather than direct per-capita risk.
This report provides a comprehensive summary of Winnipeg, Manitoba's 2025 incident records, detailing category breakdowns and historical figures across the local open-data archive. Auto theft served as the most frequent category during 2025 with 5,027 reported incidents. The broad Other category accounted for 4,557 incidents, while Assault registered 2,876 incidents, Mischief stood at 2,108, and Fraud totaled 1,882 recorded incidents across Winnipeg neighbourhood areas.
Winnipeg's 2025 total of 21,497 open-data incidents represents a 1.4% decline from 2024, when the city recorded 21,803 incidents. Across the three-year dataset spanning 2024 to 2026, 2025 ranks second in annual incident counts behind 2024 and ahead of 2026, which recorded 6,482 incidents. The 2025 calendar year accounted for 43.2% of Winnipeg's total city archive of 49,782 incidents. Comparing the complete calendar years in the dataset, annual reporting remained relatively stable between 2024 and 2025, dropping by 1.4% overall while Auto theft and Other categories continued to form the largest components of local records.
Winnipeg's 2025 open-data profile stands out for its high volume of property offences, led by Auto theft with 5,027 incidents. Additionally, the Other category accounted for 4,557 incidents. Within this category, specific subcategories include 834 Threats and 126 Harassment incidents. These represent person offences reclassified from broader assault groupings rather than physical assault or miscellaneous residual crime. Ranking second among recorded years in the dataset behind 2024, Winnipeg's 2025 figures show sustained activity across Auto theft, Assault at 2,876 incidents, and Mischief at 2,108 incidents.
Winnipeg recorded a total of 21,497 open-data police incidents during 2025 across all tracked categories. This figure represents 43.2% of the total 49,782 incidents recorded in Winnipeg's cumulative open-data archive across all logged years. Auto theft and Other offences formed the largest individual category contributions to the annual count.
Reported incidents in Winnipeg decreased by 1.4% in 2025 compared to 2024. In 2024, Winnipeg logged 21,803 total incidents, whereas 2025 saw 21,497 total incidents. In the available three-year series from 2024 to 2026, 2025 stands as the second-highest annual total recorded in the municipal dataset.
Auto theft was the leading category in Winnipeg during 2025, accounting for 5,027 incidents. The Other category followed with 4,557 incidents, which included 834 Threats and 126 Harassment person offences. Assault ranked third with 2,876 incidents, while Mischief recorded 2,108 incidents and Fraud logged 1,882 incidents.
The 2025 dataset is sourced directly from municipal open-data releases in Manitoba (MB). The numbers reflect official incident records published for Winnipeg, covering 21,497 recorded entries in 2025 and contributing to the cumulative 49,782 entries archived across all tracked years in the database.
Data is compiled from official municipal open-data portal publications for Winnipeg, MB.