For 2026 (YTD, through Jul), the ST CATHARINES neighbourhood recorded 214 reported incidents, representing 34.1% of the 627 total incidents across Niagara Region. The leading category in the neighbourhood was Other with 119 incidents, followed by Assault with 45 incidents and Theft with 21 incidents. Additionally, Break and enter accounted for 12 incidents, Auto theft for 9 incidents, and Mischief for 5 incidents, while violent incidents totaled 67.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Niagara Region.
ST CATHARINES logged 214 incidents in 2026 year-to-date, making its volume higher than nearby NIAGARA FALLS with 173 incidents, WELLAND with 95 incidents, and FORT ERIE with 32 incidents. The neighbourhood accounts for 34.1% of the 627 total incidents recorded across Niagara Region. Within ST CATHARINES, the category mix is led by Other with 119 incidents and Assault with 45 incidents, alongside 67 violent incidents in total.
In the 2026 year-to-date period through July, ST CATHARINES recorded 214 reported incidents. This total represents 34.1% of the 627 incidents documented across the entire Niagara Region. The dataset spans records collected from June 28, 2026 to August 14, 2026.
The primary category recorded in ST CATHARINES is Other, with 119 incidents reported in 2026 year-to-date. Assault is the second most common category with 45 incidents, followed by Theft with 21 incidents and Break and enter with 12 incidents.
The dataset documents 67 violent incidents in ST CATHARINES during the 2026 year-to-date window through July. Across the broader Niagara Region municipality, 627 total incidents were registered during this same period, with ST CATHARINES representing 34.1% of that regional total.
During the 2026 year-to-date window, ST CATHARINES recorded 214 incidents, compared to 173 incidents in NIAGARA FALLS, 95 incidents in WELLAND, and 32 incidents in FORT ERIE. In total, the archive count for ST CATHARINES contains 299 records.
Incident data for ST CATHARINES is sourced directly from the official Niagara Region open-data portal in ON.