Gatineau's 2026 (YTD, through Jul) open-data total is 2,474 incidents. Assault is the top category at 1,233 incidents (49.8% of the total), followed by Mischief (503), Break and enter (388), Auto theft (162), Theft from vehicle (123) and Robbery (65). The 60-day map window shows 786 incidents, and Boul Saint Joseph is the most frequent location label. Complete-year counts were 4,446 in 2025, up 2.5% from 4,338 in 2024.
Year × type breakdown · Population 306,105 (2025) · 2026 is year-to-date, through Jul
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This page summarises 2,474 reported incidents recorded in Gatineau, Quebec, for 2026 (YTD, through Jul), drawn from the official municipal open-data portal for the city. The period covers January through July 2026, so the headline numbers are year-to-date, not a full annual total. Assault leads the mix with 1,233 incidents (49.8%), followed by Mischief (503 incidents, 20.3%) and Break and enter (388 incidents, 15.7%). These are reported incident counts from the open-data layer, not a per-capita risk ranking.
The page uses the full Gatineau open-data archive from 2022 to 2026, with the selected year cut through the last complete month. That distinguishes this year/YTD view from the interactive map's rolling 60-day window, which currently shows 786 incidents. Reviewing counts by year, category, and named street location helps residents and local analysts see how reported incidents are distributed across the city during the current year.
Across complete calendar years in the open-data archive, annual counts have stayed relatively flat. In 2024, Gatineau recorded 4,338 incidents, and in 2025 the total rose 2.5% to 4,446. Earlier years were slightly higher: 4,384 in 2023 and 4,733 in 2022. The 2026 YTD total of 2,474 covers only January through July, so it cannot be compared to a full-year total as if the year were complete. Year-over-year change for the selected period is therefore not available; the 2.5% increase applies to the complete 2024-to-2025 calendar-year comparison.
For 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Assault is the most reported category in Gatineau's open-data layer, with 1,233 incidents, or 49.8% of the 2,474 total. Mischief follows with 503 incidents (20.3%), and Break and enter ranks third with 388 incidents (15.7%). Auto theft (162 incidents, 6.5%) and Theft from vehicle (123 incidents, 5%) round out the top five, while robbery recorded 65 incidents (2.6%). The combined violent-category count for the period — assault, sexual assault, robbery, homicide and shooting — is 1,298. Assault alone accounts for the bulk of that violent grouping, and a larger share of the overall total than any other single category.
Among named street areas in the open-data layer, Boul Saint Joseph has the highest number of reported incidents for 2026 (YTD, through Jul) with 69, followed by Boul Greber (48), Boul Maloney E (45), Boul Maloney O (37) and Rue Notre Dame (35). These counts reflect where incidents are recorded, not a per-capita risk ranking — areas with more activity, including commercial corridors and major roads, naturally record more reports. The full open-data set spans 2,350 named locations, so these five are a small sample of the citywide pattern.
Assault dominates Gatineau's 2026 year-to-date open-data record: 1,233 of 2,474 incidents (49.8%) fall in that category, a larger share than Mischief (20.3%) or Break and enter (15.7%). That pattern is also visible across the full archive, where annual totals stayed within a narrow band from 4,338 (2024) to 4,733 (2022). The 2026 YTD total is not a full-year figure, so the absence of a year-over-year change for the selected period is expected. Boul Saint Joseph's 69 reported incidents make it the most active named location so far this year.
As of the 2026 year-to-date period through July, Gatineau's open-data feed records 2,474 incidents. That total covers January through July 2026, not the interactive map's rolling 60-day window. The full archive for 2022–2026 contains 20,528 incidents.
Assault is the leading category, with 1,233 reported incidents, or 49.8% of the 2026 YTD total. Mischief is second at 503 incidents (20.3%), followed by break and enter at 388 (15.7%). These figures come from the open-data incident counts for the year-to-date period through July.
For complete calendar years, 2025 had 4,446 incidents versus 4,338 in 2024, an increase of 2.5%. The 2026 figure of 2,474 is year-to-date through July and is not a full-year total. The multi-year archive shows 20,528 incidents from 2022 through 2026.
The most-recorded neighbourhood area is Boul Saint Joseph with 69 incidents, followed by Boul Greber at 48 and Boul Maloney E at 45. These are the top three locations on the 2026 year-to-date map; counts are small relative to the 2,474 citywide total, so single-area figures should be read as reported incidents only.
The numbers come from the official police open-data incident feed for Gatineau, Quebec. The dataset covers reported incidents from 2022 onward, with 2026 totals cut through July. No third-party estimates are used; all counts are the figures published in the open-data layer.
The archive's most recent record is dated 2026-08-14, while the 2026 headline total is deliberately cut through the last complete month, July. The interactive map's 60-day rolling layer shows 786 incidents, which is a different, shorter window than the year-to-date page total.
Incident counts are from the official police open-data feed for Gatineau, QC, with the 2026 page total based on year-to-date data through July.
Drill into categories, years, and areas on the interactive map. Counts below use the same open-data archive as the city overview.