Between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026, Regina recorded 1,836 total incidents while Saskatoon recorded 4,892 incidents. The category with the largest difference in raw counts between the two cities was Other, with 137 incidents logged in Regina compared to 1,946 incidents in Saskatoon. During this shared date range, theft-related incidents stood at 832 in Regina and 1,245 in Saskatoon, while assault counts reached 327 in Regina and 523 in Saskatoon.
Between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026, Regina recorded 1,836 total incidents while Saskatoon logged 4,892 total incidents. This same-period comparison spans an identical 61-day window for both Saskatchewan municipalities. Tracking identical date ranges ensures that published incident counts cover the exact same calendar period across both urban reporting centres. The dataset reflects all incident categories published by local police services for these two cities during the selected timeline.
During these dates, Theft-related incidents formed the largest individual category in Regina at 832 incidents. In Saskatoon, the Other category registered the highest volume at 1,946 incidents, followed by Theft-related incidents at 1,245. Across all eight shared categories in this dataset, Saskatoon recorded higher incident counts than Regina over the 61-day timeframe, including 523 Assault incidents in Saskatoon compared to 327 in Regina.
During the period from May 21, 2026, to July 20, 2026, Saskatoon recorded a higher overall incident count than Regina, totaling 4,892 incidents compared to Regina's 1,836. The category with the largest raw difference was Other, where Saskatoon published 1,946 incidents while Regina logged 137, resulting in a difference of 1,809 incidents. Theft-related incidents showed the second-largest divergence, with Saskatoon recording 1,245 incidents and Regina recording 832, representing a difference of 413 incidents. Additionally, Fraud records accounted for a difference of 288 incidents, as Saskatoon registered 288 Fraud events while Regina reported 0 in that category during this 61-day observation period.
Between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026, the primary divergence between the two cities centers on category distributions. Theft-related incidents dominate Regina's published totals, accounting for 832 of its 1,836 total incidents. In contrast, Saskatoon's profile is led by 1,946 incidents in the Other category, alongside 1,245 Theft-related incidents out of 4,892 total. Furthermore, Regina recorded 0 incidents in both Fraud and Sexual assault categories during this 61-day window, while Saskatoon logged 288 Fraud and 59 Sexual assault incidents.
Between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026, Regina recorded 1,836 total incidents, whereas Saskatoon logged 4,892 total incidents. Both figures cover the exact same 61-day date range. During this timeframe, Saskatoon reported higher counts across all eight shared categories, including 1,245 Theft-related incidents compared to 832 in Regina.
In Regina, Theft-related incidents registered the highest volume with 832 recorded events between May 21, 2026, and July 20, 2026. In Saskatoon, the Other category led all categories with 1,946 incidents, followed by Theft-related incidents with 1,245 events during the same timeframe.
Municipal open-data portals publish records according to their own updating schedules and reporting workflows. For instance, in published snapshot windows, Saskatoon published data through July 23, 2026, while Regina published through July 20, 2026. To enable accurate comparison, this page filters both cities to an aligned date range from May 21, 2026, to July 20, 2026, yielding 1,836 incidents for Regina and 4,892 for Saskatoon.
From May 21, 2026, to July 20, 2026, Regina recorded 327 Assault incidents and 40 Robbery incidents. Over the exact same period, Saskatoon recorded 523 Assault incidents and 74 Robbery incidents. Additionally, Saskatoon published 59 Sexual assault incidents, while Regina published 0 in that category for this window.
This report is compiled using official municipal open-data portals from both jurisdictions in Saskatchewan.