For the same date range from 2026-05-24 to 2026-07-23, Abbotsford recorded 955 total incidents while Vancouver recorded 5,493 total incidents. Theft-related incidents showed the largest raw-count difference between the two British Columbia cities, with 610 incidents in Abbotsford compared to 2,934 in Vancouver. During these 61 days, Abbotsford also logged 235 mischief incidents, 83 break and enter incidents, and 23 robbery incidents.
Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, police record feeds for Abbotsford and Vancouver cover an identical 61-day timeframe. During this matched observation period, Abbotsford logged 955 total incidents, whereas Vancouver logged 5,493 total incidents across recorded categories. This shared date window allows for an exact side-by-side comparison of municipal open-data figures.
Across specific incident types, theft-related incidents emerged as the primary category for both British Columbia cities. Abbotsford reported 610 theft-related incidents, while Vancouver reported 2,934 during the same period. Other categories show distinct distribution patterns between the municipalities. For instance, Abbotsford registered 23 robbery incidents compared to 0 recorded in Vancouver, whereas Vancouver registered 990 assault incidents compared to 0 listed in Abbotsford's feed. Additionally, mischief accounted for 235 occurrences in Abbotsford and 919 in Vancouver.
Direct comparison between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, highlights substantial numerical differences across shared incident categories. Overall, Abbotsford reported 955 total incidents while Vancouver recorded 5,493 total incidents. The largest raw difference occurred in theft-related incidents, where Vancouver logged 2,934 cases compared to 610 in Abbotsford, marking a difference of 2,324 incidents. Assault accounted for the second largest difference, with Vancouver recording 990 incidents while Abbotsford listed 0 in its map feed. Mischief generated the third largest divergence, with 919 incidents in Vancouver and 235 in Abbotsford. Smaller differences appeared in break and enter, which totaled 265 in Vancouver and 83 in Abbotsford, and bike theft, with 165 in Vancouver versus 0 in Abbotsford.
During the 61-day period from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, theft-related incidents dominated the open-data profiles of both cities, comprising 610 of Abbotsford's 955 total incidents and 2,934 of Vancouver's 5,493 total incidents. Notable reporting variations appear across specific categories: Vancouver recorded 990 assault incidents and 165 bike theft incidents, whereas Abbotsford recorded 0 in both fields. Conversely, Abbotsford reported 23 robbery incidents while Vancouver logged 0. Mischief represented the second largest shared category, accounting for 919 incidents in Vancouver and 235 in Abbotsford.
For the period from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, Abbotsford reported 955 total incidents while Vancouver reported 5,493 total incidents across open-data categories. Theft-related incidents accounted for 610 of Abbotsford's total and 2,934 of Vancouver's total, making it the largest category in both municipalities.
Category definitions and reporting feeds vary between police services. Between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, Abbotsford reported 0 assault incidents and 0 bike theft incidents in its feed, while Vancouver reported 990 assault incidents and 165 bike theft incidents. Conversely, Abbotsford logged 23 robbery incidents while Vancouver logged 0.
Theft-related incidents had the largest difference between the two cities for the selected period from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Vancouver logged 2,934 theft-related incidents while Abbotsford recorded 610, resulting in a category difference of 2,324 incidents. Mischief followed as the next shared category, with 919 incidents in Vancouver compared to 235 in Abbotsford.
Municipal open-data portals update on independent schedules, meaning published windows may differ. In this comparison, both cities cover the same date range from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026, with Abbotsford logging 955 total incidents and Vancouver logging 5,493. When date ranges do not align, figures reflect separate published snapshots rather than matched timeframe comparisons.
Data for this comparison is sourced from official municipal open-data portals in British Columbia covering Abbotsford and Vancouver.