Winnipeg recorded 4,912 reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently available in this dataset. Auto theft narrowly leads all categories at 1,059 incidents, followed closely by assault at 1,054. With no prior year for comparison, year-over-year change cannot be assessed. The near-even split between auto theft and assault distinguishes Winnipeg's profile from cities where one category dominates.
Winnipeg recorded 4,912 police-reported incidents in 2026, the only year currently available in this dataset. This page presents a city-wide view of those records, broken down by offence category and ranked against other years in the series.
Because 2026 is the sole year published, no year-over-year comparison is possible. The data reflects what Winnipeg Police Service logged during this period, subject to reporting practices and any partial-year coverage in the upstream release.
The 2026 dataset spans a single year in Winnipeg's published records, with 4,912 incidents representing the complete city total. Auto theft and assault sit nearly neck-and-neck as the two largest categories, together accounting for a substantial portion of all reported incidents. The "Other" category — which aggregates offences not separately classified — ranks third at 887 incidents, ahead of mischief, fraud, and theft. With only one year on file, patterns across seasons or longer-term shifts remain outside the current view.
Auto theft edging out assault by just five incidents is the narrowest margin among top categories — unusual for a city where violent crime typically dominates headlines. The 887 "Other" incidents represent a sizeable unclassified bucket, limiting granular insight. With 2026 standing alone in the series, no trend direction can be inferred; the rank of 1 out of 1 confirms this is simply the only window published so far.
Winnipeg Police Service recorded 4,912 incidents in 2026. This figure represents the complete city-wide total for the only year currently available in the dataset.
No year-over-year comparison is possible. The dataset contains only 2026, with no prior year published. Any directional claim would require at least two years of data.
Auto theft was the top category with 1,059 incidents, narrowly surpassing assault at 1,054. This five-incident margin makes them effectively tied at the top of Winnipeg's 2026 distribution.
The figures originate from Winnipeg Police Service open-data releases, published by the province of Manitoba (MB). CrimeMaps.ca ingests and standardizes these records for comparison across Canadian cities.
Data sourced from Winnipeg Police Service open-data releases, published by the province of Manitoba (MB).