Burnaby's 2026 year-to-date open-data archive through July lists 480 break-and-enter incidents, 35% of the city's 1,371 incidents across the three published categories on this page. That places break and enter second, behind theft from vehicle at 749 and ahead of auto theft at 142. These figures come from the city's published open-data feed. The 2026 YTD count compares with 744 in full-year 2025; the current year is incomplete.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Burnaby.
This page examines break and enter incidents in Burnaby, British Columbia, using the city's open-data crime feed. Break and enter is one of three property-crime categories covered in this dataset, alongside theft from vehicle and auto theft. The total for this category is 480 reported incidents, which represents 35% of Burnaby's city-wide total of 1,371 incidents. All counts are as published in the open-data feed.
The 480 figure is the 2026 year-to-date count through July, taken from the full archive rather than the rolling 60-day map window. Because the year is still in progress, this total is not a full calendar year. Break and enter ranks 2nd among the three categories by count, below theft from vehicle and above auto theft. City-wide, the published feed records 1,371 incidents across all categories.
Within Burnaby's three-category property-crime feed, break and enter ranks 2nd, with 480 reported incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period. That places it below theft from vehicle, which leads the city with 749 incidents, and above auto theft at 142. Break and enter accounts for 35% of the city-wide total of 1,371 incidents across all three categories. The gap between theft from vehicle and break and enter is substantial, while the spread between break and enter and auto theft is wider still. These positions reflect the published year-to-date window, not the 60-day map snapshot.
Break and enter is the second-largest category in Burnaby's property-crime feed, with a 35% share of the city's 1,371 incidents. The 2026 year-to-date count of 480 covers January through July, so it is not a full-year total. The 2025 series shows 744 for the complete calendar year, a higher figure that reflects a longer reporting window. Theft from vehicle, at 749, remains the leading category in this three-category dataset.
The category total is 480 reported break and enter incidents for 2026, year-to-date through July. That figure represents 35% of Burnaby's 1,371 city-wide incidents across all three categories in the published dataset. The count comes from the full archive, not the rolling 60-day map window.
Break and enter ranks 2nd of the three categories by incident count. Theft from vehicle leads with 749 incidents, while auto theft trails at 142. Break and enter's 480 sits between the two, and its 35% share of the city total reflects that mid-ranking position.
No. The 480 incidents are a year-to-date count through July 2026, so they cover roughly seven months rather than a complete calendar year. The 2025 series, by comparison, shows 744 incidents for the full year. Because the 2026 window is incomplete, the two numbers should not be read as a direct annual change.
No. The published feed shows 480 dated break and enter incidents for the 2026 year-to-date period and 0 undated records. That means the category total matches the dated count exactly. The date range in the archive runs from January 1, 2025, through July 31, 2026.
Figures are drawn from Burnaby's open-data crime dataset published for British Columbia (BC).