Gatineau's 2026 theft-from-vehicle open-data count is 123 incidents year-to-date through July, or 5% of the city's 2,474 total incidents. Completed years show 469 in 2022, 357 in 2023, 381 in 2024, and 322 in 2025. The 2025 total was 15.5% below 2024.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Gatineau.
Theft from vehicle in Gatineau, Quebec, is one of six crime categories tracked in the city's open-data feed. This page reports the 2026 year-to-date total through July: 123 incidents, or 5% of the citywide total of 2,474 incidents across all categories. The figures come from the full on-disk archive, not from the 60-day map window shown elsewhere on the site.
Annual records run from 2022 to 2025, with 2026 provided as a partial-year count. In the complete years, theft-from-vehicle totals were 469 in 2022, 357 in 2023, 381 in 2024, and 322 in 2025. Because the current year is cut off after July, 123 should be read as a year-to-date figure rather than a full-year total. This context matters when comparing current counts with earlier calendar years.
Theft from vehicle is the fifth-largest category of the six in Gatineau's published data, accounting for 5% of the citywide 2,474 incidents in the selected period. Assault leads the category mix with 1,233 incidents, followed by Mischief with 503, Break and enter with 388, and Auto theft with 162. Theft from vehicle's 123 year-to-date incidents exceed Robbery's 65, but sit below the other four categories. The rank shows that vehicle-related property crime in this feed is lower in volume than assault and mischief, while remaining a distinct category from auto theft.
Theft from vehicle in Gatineau is a lower-volume category in the published feed: 123 year-to-date incidents put it fifth of six categories and at 5% of the citywide 2,474 total. The complete-year series shows a decline of 15.5% between 2024 and 2025, from 381 to 322. The 2026 count is partial through July, so it is not directly comparable as an annual total. What stands out is the gap between this category and the top four, rather than any recent spike.
Gatineau's open-data archive shows 123 theft-from-vehicle incidents in 2026 year-to-date through July, equal to 5% of the citywide 2,474 incidents. This is a partial-year count, not a full-year annual total, and it reflects reported incidents in the published feed. The 60-day map window on the site is a separate, shorter view.
Complete-year records show 469 incidents in 2022, 357 in 2023, 381 in 2024, and 322 in 2025. The change from 2024 to 2025 was a 15.5% decrease. The 2026 figure of 123 is year-to-date through July, so it should not be treated as a full-year comparison.
Theft from vehicle ranks fifth of six categories in Gatineau's selected-period data. Assault is first with 1,233, followed by Mischief at 503, Break and enter at 388, and Auto theft at 162. Theft from vehicle's 123 incidents are above Robbery's 65 but below all four of those categories.
In the 2026 year-to-date data, Boul Maloney E has the largest listed count for this category with 4 incidents. Boul Labrosse, Boul Maloney O, Rue De L'atmosphere, and Rue Notre Dame each have 3 incidents. These are the top listed neighbourhood counts in the city feed for theft from vehicle.
Data source: Ville de Gatineau open-data crime feed (Quebec, QC).