In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), Saskatoon recorded 7,415 incidents in the Other category, ranking first among 11 categories and accounting for 42.8% of the city's 17,308 total incidents. Within the full-archive breakdown for Other, the top subcategories are Bylaw & Provincial with 5,251 incidents, Other crime with 3,138, and Traffic & MVC with 2,507. Central Business District recorded the highest count among neighbourhoods with 1,371 incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Saskatoon.
This page covers reported open-data incidents in the Other category across Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, for 2026 year-to-date (through Jul). During this period, Saskatoon recorded 7,415 incidents in this category out of a city total of 17,308 incidents. This category accounts for 42.8% of city incidents, placing it first among 11 total categories in the municipal dataset.
Rather than being an unexplained residual category, this classification is broken down into specific subcategories, led by Bylaw & Provincial with 5,251 incidents, Other crime with 3,138 incidents, and Traffic & MVC with 2,507 incidents across the full archive. The group also includes non-physical person offences such as Threats (455 incidents) and Harassment (151 incidents), which are open-data person offences demoted from coarse parent classifications rather than physical assault.
In Saskatoon's open-data reporting for 2026 year-to-date (through Jul), the Other category ranks 1st out of 11 total categories with 7,415 incidents. This count is higher than all individual property and person categories recorded in the city dataset. Specifically, Theft recorded 2,566 incidents, Assault recorded 1,592 incidents, Mischief recorded 1,491 incidents, Theft from vehicle recorded 1,273 incidents, and Fraud recorded 1,035 incidents. These figures illustrate how the broad Other classification compares to specific crime types across the city during the 2026 reporting window.
In Saskatoon, the Other category stands out as the largest single classification in the 2026 open-data dataset, accounting for 7,415 of 17,308 total incidents. The multi-year series records 4,875 incidents in 2025 followed by 7,415 incidents in the partial 2026 reporting window through July. Rather than representing physical violent crime, the largest subcategory counts across the open-data archive are Bylaw & Provincial offences at 5,251 and Other crime at 3,138. Central Business District recorded the largest neighbourhood count at 1,371 incidents for 2026.
Saskatoon recorded 7,415 incidents in the Other category for 2026 year-to-date through July. This figure accounts for 42.8% of the 17,308 total city incidents reported across all 11 categories in the municipal open-data system during this period, making Other the highest-ranking category in the city.
In the open-data archive, the Other category includes Bylaw & Provincial offences (5,251 incidents), Other crime (3,138 incidents), and Traffic & MVC (2,507 incidents). It also includes non-physical person offences like Threats (455 incidents) and Harassment (151 incidents), which are classified separately from physical assault.
Central Business District recorded the highest count in the Other category for 2026 with 1,371 incidents. Pleasant Hill recorded 703 incidents, Riversdale recorded 351 incidents, Confederation Suburban Centre recorded 334 incidents, and Mount Royal recorded 256 incidents during the same period.
The multi-year category series shows 4,875 incidents recorded in 2025 and 7,415 incidents recorded in 2026 year-to-date through July. Because the 2026 data covers only part of the year through July, direct full-year comparisons should not be drawn until complete annual figures are published.
Data is sourced from the municipal open data portal for Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (SK).