In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), the Eastgate neighbourhood in Regina, Saskatchewan, recorded 167 reported incidents, representing 3.1% of the 5,446 city-wide total. Theft was the leading category in Eastgate with 154 incidents, followed by assault with 6 incidents and break and enter with 4. Violent incidents totalled 7 during this period. For context, nearby Old 33 recorded 1,799 incidents, Washington Park recorded 267, and Hillsdale recorded 175.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Regina.
Eastgate's key standout is the volume of Theft: 154 of its 167 records fall in that category. Violent incidents number 7. Compared with nearby neighbourhoods, Eastgate's 167 is lower than Washington Park's 267, Hillsdale's 175, and Old 33's 1,799. Its 3.1% share of Regina's 5,446 total is a modest neighbourhood-level portion, and the visible pattern is a property/theft-heavy mix rather than a broad spread of categories.
Eastgate recorded 167 incidents in the 2026 year-to-date extract. That is 3.1% of Regina's citywide total of 5,446 incidents. The incident dates in the extract run from Jan. 14 to Aug. 13, 2026, so this is a partial-year count rather than a full 12-month total.
Theft is the most common category, with 154 incidents. Assault follows at 6, and Break and enter is next at 4. Mischief appears 2 times, while Robbery and Theft from vehicle each appear once. These category counts are for Eastgate only and are not combined with citywide totals.
Eastgate's 167 incidents are lower than the counts for nearby Old 33 (1,799), Washington Park (267), and Hillsdale (175). These are neighbourhood-level counts from the same open-data extract. They are incident counts, not population-based rates. The citywide total for the same 2026 YTD window is 5,446.
Eastgate's 2026 YTD total of 167 includes 7 violent incidents. Violent incidents are a small part of the neighbourhood count compared with Theft, which has 154 records. The dataset does not break the violent total down further in these facts.
The incident counts in this profile are based on the Regina Police Service open-data portal in Saskatchewan (SK).