Newmarket's open-data feed records 2 shooting incidents in 2026 through July, or 0.1% of the city's 2,583 total incidents across all categories. In prior years the count ranged from 1 in 2024 to 6 in 2025, illustrating the small, year-to-year volatility typical of this category. The 2026 figure is year-to-date through the last reported month, not a 60-day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Newmarket.
Shooting is one of 11 crime categories tracked in Newmarket's open-data archive. This page covers the Shooting category only, using the full on-disk record for 2026 year-to-date through July. In that window, Newmarket recorded 2 shooting incidents — 2 dated and 0 undated — representing 0.1% of the city's 2,583 reported incidents across all categories. The total is not the 60-day rolling map figure; it is the latest-calendar-year YTD count from the archive.
Because shooting incidents are rare in Newmarket's published data, a single year's count can shift dramatically. The series shows 2 shooting incidents in 2021, 1 in 2024, and 6 in 2025, while 2026 is at 2 through July. Readers should treat the category's year-over-year changes as low-volume fluctuations rather than strong trends. The remainder of this page compares Shooting with Newmarket's other tracked categories, lists the neighbourhoods with the largest counts for 2026, and gives quick-reference stats.
Shooting ranks 11th out of Newmarket's 11 tracked categories in the 2026 YTD open-data feed. Theft is the category leader with 779 incidents, followed by Other at 649, Assault at 429, Fraud at 270, and Mischief at 202. Against those counts, Shooting's 2 incidents are the lowest category total in the same window. Even the higher full-year 2025 figure of 6 is smaller than any listed sibling count. The comparison is a simple volume ranking; it does not imply that Newmarket's neighbourhoods differ in risk.
Shooting is the lowest-volume category in Newmarket's 2026 YTD open-data feed, ranking 11th of 11 with 2 incidents. The notable shift is in the multi-year series: 2025's 6 incidents were 500% higher than 2024's 1, and 2026 through July stands at 2. With numbers this small, a single additional incident can double or triple the annual figure, so the percentage jump should be read as low-count volatility rather than a trend. The two neighbourhoods listed for 2026 each record 1 incident, providing no basis for neighbourhood-level comparison.
Newmarket's open-data archive lists 2 shooting incidents for 2026 YTD through July, with 2 dated incidents and 0 undated. That is 0.1% of the city's 2,583 reported incidents across all 11 tracked categories in the same window. This count comes from the full YTD archive, not from the 60-day rolling map tier.
The shooting count rose from 1 in 2024 to 6 in 2025, a 500% increase. The base-year count of 1 means the percentage jump is large relative to a very small absolute number. The 2026 YTD figure through July is 2, so the series remains low and volatile across years.
Two neighbourhoods are listed with 1 shooting incident each for 2026 YTD: Newmarket Clearmeadow/Glenway and Newmarket Quaker Hill/Haskett Park. No neighbourhood in the open-data feed exceeds 1 shooting in this window, and the total city YTD count for the category is 2.
No. The 2 shooting incidents are year-to-date through July 2026, based on the latest complete month in the archive. The city's 60-day map window shows 676 total incidents, but that is a rolling-map measure, not the annual or YTD category count for Shooting.
Figures are drawn from Newmarket's open-data portal (ON) as compiled in CrimeMaps.ca's archive.