Montreal open-data logs show 13,944 reported incidents in 2026. This partial-year total follows 24,467 incidents in 2025; direct comparisons remain incomplete until the full calendar year closes, and year totals reflect reporting rather than individual risk. Theft from vehicle was the leading category with 3,550 incidents, followed by break and enter with 3,447, and auto theft with 3,051. Robbery accounted for 963 incidents, while 8 homicides were recorded.
In 2026, Montreal recorded 13,944 open-data police incidents across the city. This figure represents 4.8% of the 289,025 total incidents documented in Montreal's full municipal archive spanning 2015 through 2026. Across the 12 years recorded in the city dataset, annual figures peaked in 2023 at 28,657 incidents.
Because 2026 remains an active calendar year currently in progress, the 13,944 incidents reflect partial reporting rather than a full annual count. In comparison, Montreal recorded 24,467 incidents during the full 2025 calendar year. Property-related categories constituted the largest share of records in 2026, with theft from vehicle reaching 3,550 incidents, followed by 3,447 break and enter cases and 3,051 auto theft incidents across Montreal neighbourhood sectors.
The 13,944 incidents logged for 2026 reflect an incomplete calendar year and should be evaluated accordingly when comparing with historical totals. The preceding year, 2025, ended with 24,467 recorded incidents, while 2024 saw 26,684 incidents. Direct comparisons between 2026 and prior complete calendar years are invalid until the full annual reporting window closes. Readers should note that annual totals reflect administrative open-data police reporting volume rather than per-capita risk across Montreal. Among specific categories logged in 2026, mischief accounted for 2,925 incidents, robbery reached 963, and homicide stood at 8.
Vehicle theft offences led Montreal's open-data record in 2026, with theft from vehicle (3,550) and auto theft (3,051) together framing a heavy automotive crime footprint alongside break and enter (3,447). Ranking 12th among 12 recorded years from 2015 to 2026, the 13,944 count reflects an active in-progress dataset rather than a drop in activity relative to 2023's peak of 28,657. Robbery accounted for 963 incidents while homicide recorded 8 incidents.
During 2026, Montreal logged 13,944 open-data police incidents across the city. This partial-year total represents 4.8% of the 289,025 total incidents accumulated in Montreal's complete municipal archive from 2015 through 2026. Across the 12 logged years, annual totals range from a low of 20,840 in 2020 to a peak of 28,657 in 2023.
The 2026 dataset currently stands at 13,944 recorded incidents, compared to 24,467 incidents logged during the full 2025 calendar year. Because 2026 is an incomplete partial reporting year, raw count comparisons between 2026 and full prior years like 2025 or 2024 (26,684 incidents) do not reflect annual percentage changes.
The leading category in Montreal during 2026 was theft from vehicle with 3,550 incidents, followed closely by break and enter at 3,447 incidents. Auto theft was the third highest category with 3,051 incidents, while mischief accounted for 2,925 incidents. Robbery recorded 963 incidents and homicide recorded 8 incidents.
The 2026 statistics for Montreal, QC are drawn directly from official municipal open-data releases. The complete city dataset spans 289,025 incidents logged from 2015 through 2026 across 12 annual reporting periods, providing administrative incident counts published by local police services.
Data is compiled from municipal open-data releases for Montreal, QC, encompassing records from 2015 through 2026.