Montreal Crime Map

Quebec · Latest 24h · updated 2026-10-13

Latest 24h	24 incidents, 2 violent (2026-10-10)
2026 YTD	17,925 incidents through the last complete month
2025 (full year)	24,467 incidents
Full archive	293,448 incidents (2015–2026)
Per 100K / year	1,277
CSI 2025	78.3 (violent 114.0)

Source: Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM) open data.

Official statistics (Statistics Canada)

2025 incidents	117,003 (down 2.2% vs 2024)
Rate per 100,000	5,386.2 (population 2,172,260)
Violent incidents	33,657 (1,549.4 per 100K)
Property incidents	60,702 (2,794.4 per 100K)
Crime Severity Index 2025	78.3 (violent 114.0)
Cleared by police	35.4%
vs Quebec	28.3% higher rate (4,198.9 per 100K)

Source: Statistics Canada, police-reported incidents (Uniform Crime Reporting Survey), Montréal police service. Annual figures; 2025 is the latest published year.

About crime in Montreal

Latest mapped day. Montreal recorded 24 mapped incidents on 2026-10-10, including 2 violent-category incidents. This is a short-window snapshot of police open data, not a personal-safety score.

Year-over-year context

Montreal recorded 26,684 mapped incidents in 2024 and 24,467 in 2025, a 8.3% decrease. Year-to-year comparisons depend on consistent source coverage and reporting definitions.

Latest 24h (2026-10-10) category breakdown

Mischief	8
Break & enter	6
Auto theft	4
Theft from vehicle	4
Robbery	2

Where incidents were mapped

Saint-Laurent (PDQ 7): 4
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDQ 38): 3
Villeray / Parc-Extension (PDQ 31): 3
Centre-ville / Vieux-Montréal (PDQ 21): 2
Côte-Saint-Luc / Hampstead / Montréal-Ouest (PDQ 9): 2
Côte-des-Neiges / Outremont (PDQ 26): 2
Ahuntsic (PDQ 27): 1
Centre-ville (Ville-Marie Ouest) (PDQ 20): 1

Across 2015–2026, the current archive contains 293,448 mapped incidents for Montreal. Missing categories or periods reflect what the source publishes; missing is not zero.

Montreal crime overview

Essay updated 2026-10-13 · figures above are from the latest data

TL;DR. Montreal recorded 24 incidents on its latest reporting day, October 10, 2026 — labelled Latest day (2026-10-10) — with police reporting that further reports may still be added. Mischief led the day with 8 incidents, accounting for 33.3% of the total, followed by break and enter with 6. The Saint-Laurent (PDQ 7) area recorded 4 incidents, the highest neighbourhood count for the day.

About this data

This page summarizes 24 incidents recorded in Montreal, Quebec for the latest reporting day, 2026-10-10, drawn from the official police / municipal open-data portal. The day’s mix is led by Mischief with 8 incidents, followed by Break and enter with 6 and Auto theft with 4. Because this is a single-day snapshot, the figures show what was published for that date rather than longer-term patterns in the city.

The interactive map uses a separate 60-day rolling window with 3,834 incidents, so its totals differ from this daily count and police may still add reports for 2026-10-10. The open actes-criminels map feed does not plot assault, while the SPVM January–August 2026 (YTD) bilan reports 11,874 assaults. Viewing the daily list alongside that broader record helps place neighbourhood activity in context.

Recent trend

Year-over-year change is not available for the selected Latest day (2026-10-10) period, since a single-day count of 24 incidents cannot be compared as an annual change. The multi-year archive provides calendar-year context from 2015 through 2026, with 17,925 dated incidents in 2026 in the archive series. On a full-archive, complete-year basis, 2025 recorded 24,467 incidents compared with 26,684 in 2024, a decrease of 8.3%. That archive comparison describes complete calendar years only and does not reframe the 24-incident daily headline or the 60-day map window.

Category breakdown

For 2026-10-10, Montreal’s 24 incidents split across five listed categories. Mischief leads with 8 incidents, accounting for 33.3% of the day. Break and enter follows with 6 incidents, or 25%. Auto theft ranks third with 4 incidents, or 16.7%, level with Theft from vehicle, which also recorded 4 incidents and 16.7%. Robbery accounts for the remainder with 2 incidents, or 8.3%. The daily list therefore shows Mischief at the top of the published open-data feed for the Latest day (2026-10-10), with Break and enter next and lower counts for vehicle-related entries and robbery. Percentages reflect the day’s published category shares for this Montreal reporting day.

Where incidents concentrate

On 2026-10-10, Saint-Laurent (PDQ 7) recorded 4 incidents, the highest daily count among Montreal’s 34 neighbourhood areas. Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDQ 38) and Villeray / Parc-Extension (PDQ 31) each recorded 3 incidents, followed by Centre-ville / Vieux-Montréal (PDQ 21) and Côte-Saint-Luc / Hampstead / Montréal-Ouest (PDQ 9) with 2 each. This ordering reflects where published reports fell on that date, showing activity concentration rather than per-capita risk, since these are incident counts and not crime rates. Boundaries follow PDQ poste de quartier groupings used in the open feed.

What this means

What stands out for 2026-10-10 is how small the published Montreal total is at 24 incidents, with Mischief at 8 and Break and enter at 6 shaping the day. Auto theft and Theft from vehicle at 4 each add a vehicle-related thread, while Robbery accounts for 2. Saint-Laurent (PDQ 7) with 4 leads the neighbourhood list. Readers should remember the map feed excludes assault, even as the SPVM January–August 2026 bilan counts 11,874 assaults, so this daily view is partial by design.

FAQ

How many incidents were reported on Montreal's latest day?
Montreal recorded 24 incidents on 2026-10-10, the city's latest exact occurrence day. Police may still add reports for that day, so the count can rise. This headline is the single-day total only and is separate from the 17,925 dated incidents in 2026 and the 3,834 incidents in the interactive map's 60-day rolling window.

What was the most common offence type on the latest day?
Mischief was the most common type on 2026-10-10, with 8 incidents representing 33.3% of the day's 24 incidents. Break and enter ranked next with 6 incidents. For broader person-crime context, the SPVM bilan reported 11,874 assaults for January–August 2026 (YTD), which the interactive map feed does not plot.

Has reported crime in Montreal gone up or down compared with last year?
Year-over-year change is not available for the Latest day (2026-10-10) period because 2026 remains incomplete. For complete calendar-year context from the full archive, 2025 recorded 24,467 incidents compared with 26,684 in 2024, a change of -8.3%. Those archive figures are calendar-year totals, not the 24-incident single-day headline.

Which neighbourhoods had the most incidents on the latest day?
Saint-Laurent (PDQ 7) recorded 4 incidents on 2026-10-10, the highest neighbourhood count that day. Le Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDQ 38) and Villeray / Parc-Extension (PDQ 31) each recorded 3 incidents. In total, 34 neighbourhood areas reported incidents in the source, with Centre-ville / Vieux-Montréal (PDQ 21) recording 2 incidents.

Where does Montreal's crime data come from?
Counts come from Quebec's official police and municipal open-data portal covering Montreal from 2015 to 2026, with neighbourhoods reported as PDQ areas such as Saint-Laurent (PDQ 7). Official SPVM monthly bilan totals are separate from map points; for example, January–August 2026 (YTD) lists 1,503 robberies and 17 homicides alongside assault figures.

How current is the Montreal data shown here?
The data is current through 2026-10-10, which is both the latest occurrence day and the maximum date in the open-data extract. The headline 24 incidents describe that day only. The interactive map uses a separate 60-day rolling window with 3,834 incidents, while the 2026 archive series lists 17,925 dated incidents for the year to date.

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