Edmonton recorded 15 homicide incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, out of 41,777 total incidents across all categories. Homicide accounts for 0% of the city total and ranks 9th among the 9 tracked categories. In 2025, Edmonton logged 33 homicide incidents. Per-incident counts for homicide are typically small and volatile year-to-year. These figures reflect open-data records for the selected period rather than a 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Edmonton.
This page covers Homicide incidents in Edmonton, Alberta, using the City of Edmonton's open-data archive for the 2026 calendar year, year-to-date through July. The published total for this category is 15 dated reports, with no undated records included in the selected total. This is the full archive figure for the latest calendar year, not the 60-day map window. Edmonton's city-wide open-data total across all categories for the same selected period is 41,777 incidents.
Homicide represents 0% of the city's 41,777 incidents on this page's selected-period basis. That is the share published in the open-data feed, and it places the category 9th among Edmonton's 9 published categories. The 2026 count is a partial-year figure, covering January through July, so it is not a full calendar-year total. Homicide counts reflect reported incidents only, and the numbers here are incident counts, not crime rates.
Homicide ranks 9th out of 9 published categories in Edmonton's open-data feed, with a count of 15 for 2026 year-to-date through July. The sibling categories listed on this page all have larger published counts: Theft at 16,029, Other at 7,587, Fraud at 4,054, Mischief at 3,886, and Assault at 3,677. Homicide is therefore the least numerous of the categories shown here in the selected period. Because the selected period is a partial year, these comparisons reflect the latest calendar-year archive cut rather than a full annual ranking.
In Edmonton's open-data feed, homicide is the smallest of the nine published categories, with 15 reported incidents in 2026 through July. That is a lower count than any of the sibling categories shown on this page — Theft alone is 16,029. The published series shows 33 in 2025 and 15 in 2026 (year-to-date through July), so the current figure is an incomplete-year count rather than a full annual total. Per-incident counts in this category are small and can be volatile from year to year.
Edmonton's 2026 open-data homicide count is 15, covering January through July. This is the latest calendar-year total from the full archive, not the 60-day map window. For the same selected period, Edmonton's city-wide open-data total is 41,777 incidents.
Homicide ranks 9th out of 9 published categories in Edmonton, with 15 reported incidents. The larger sibling counts include Theft at 16,029, Other at 7,587, Fraud at 4,054, Mischief at 3,886, and Assault at 3,677. These are incident counts from the open-data feed, not crime rates.
The published series for this category shows 33 homicides in 2025 and 15 in 2026 through July. Because the 2026 figure is year-to-date through the last complete month, it is not a full-year annual total and should not be compared directly as a year-over-year change.
The city-wide open-data total for Edmonton is 41,777 incidents for the selected period, with homicide contributing 15 of those reports. The published share of the city total for homicide is 0%. These figures come from reported incidents and are not population-based calculations.
Source: City of Edmonton open-data portal (Alberta, AB), published incident records.