In the 2026 year-to-date window through July, Rue Notre Dame in Gatineau had 35 reported incidents, which is 1.4% of the city total of 2,474. Assault led the neighbourhood with 11 records. Break and enter and mischief each had 8, theft from vehicle had 3, and auto theft and robbery each had 2. Nearby Boul Saint Joseph counted 69 incidents, Boul Greber 48, and Boul Maloney E 45.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Gatineau.
Rue Notre Dame's 35 incidents sit well below the counts of its three nearby corridors, where Boul Saint Joseph recorded 69, Boul Greber 48, and Boul Maloney E 45. The neighbourhood's most reported category is Assault (11), a distribution that differs from many property-led citywide summaries. With 14 of its 35 incidents classified as violent, violent incidents make up a visible part of the local count.
For the 2026 year-to-date period through July, Rue Notre Dame had 35 reported incidents. That is 1.4% of Gatineau's citywide total of 2,474. The count is based on the neighbourhood boundary classification used by Gatineau's open-data portal, and it covers all incident types in the selected category set.
Assault is the leading category with 11 reported incidents in the 2026 YTD period. Break and enter and Mischief each follow with 8. The remaining categories — theft from vehicle, auto theft, and robbery — have counts of 3, 2, and 2 respectively.
Among the nearby areas listed for Rue Notre Dame, Boul Saint Joseph has the highest count at 69, followed by Boul Greber at 48 and Boul Maloney E at 45. Rue Notre Dame's 35 is lower than all three. Comparisons are based on the same 2026 YTD period and the upstream classification of each neighbourhood.
The open-data archive for Gatineau used on this page spans Jan. 1, 2022 to Aug. 14, 2026. The neighbourhood total shown for Rue Notre Dame is a 2026 YTD figure through July, not an annual total. This lets readers see the current partial year within a multi-year archive.
Source: Ville de Gatineau open data portal (QC), accessed via the upstream dataset used for this page.