Theft from vehicle is Burnaby's leading listed category in the open-data feed, with 749 incidents recorded in 2026 through July. That works out to 54.6% of the city's 1,371 reported incidents across all listed categories. The comparable 2025 count was 1,350 across the full year.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Burnaby.
This page presents reported Theft from vehicle incidents in Burnaby, British Columbia, drawing on the city's open-data archive rather than the rolling 60-day map view. The headline total covers 2026, year-to-date through July, which is the latest complete calendar-style window in the full on-disk archive. In that window, Burnaby recorded 749 theft-from-vehicle incidents, and the same set contains 1,371 city-wide incidents across all tracked categories.
Theft from vehicle accounts for 54.6% of Burnaby's city-wide total of 1,371 incidents, placing it first among the three categories with published data in this archive. Its 749 records exceed the counts for both other categories, which are covered in the context section below. Neighbourhood-level breakdowns are not available for this category page, so the narrative stops at the city level.
Within Burnaby's three-category open-data set, Theft from vehicle is the top-ranked category. Its 749 records for 2026 YTD through July are higher than both sibling categories: Break and enter has 480 incidents and Auto theft has 142 incidents. The category's 54.6% share of the 1,371 city-wide total places it first, and the available comparison is limited to this three-category published set.
Theft from vehicle is the most-recorded category in Burnaby's published three-category set, with 749 records in 2026 year-to-date through July. In the same archive, Break and enter has 480 and Auto theft has 142, making this category's 54.6% share of the city total the largest. The 2025 full-year count was 1,350, while the 2026 total is a partial-year figure through July, so the two are not treated as a direct year-over-year comparison here. The main takeaway is the category's clear first-place position in the city's open-data counts during the selected window.
Burnaby's open-data archive records 749 theft-from-vehicle incidents for 2026, year-to-date through July. This is the headline total for this page and comes from the full archive, not the 60-day map window. The same archive contains 1,371 city-wide incidents across all tracked categories.
Theft from vehicle ranks first among Burnaby's three published categories, with 749 incidents. Break and enter follows at 480 incidents, and auto theft is third at 142 incidents. The category's share of the 1,371 city-wide total is 54.6%, which places it ahead of both sibling categories.
The 2025 calendar-year total is 1,350 incidents, while the 2026 figure is 749. The difference reflects that 2026 is reported year-to-date through July, not a completed year. These two numbers are on different measurement bases, so this page does not present them as a year-over-year change.
No. The 749 figure is the latest calendar-year YTD total through July from the full on-disk archive. The map tier uses a rolling 60-day window with a separate total of 446 incidents, so it covers a shorter, different time period and is not the category page's main count.
Source: Burnaby open-data records, British Columbia (BC).