2025 saw 11,257 crime incidents in Saskatoon, accounting for 38.5% of the city’s full archive total of 29,214. The top category was “Other” with 4,875 reports, followed by Theft (1,793) and Mischief (1,013). “Other” comprises Bylaw & Provincial offences (1,888), Other crime (1,243), Traffic & MVC (1,032), Weapons offences (354), Drugs (151), Threats (150) and Harassment (57). Threats and Harassment are person offences demoted from Assaults.
Saskatoon recorded 11,257 reported incidents in 2025, which makes up 38.5 % of the city’s full‑archive total of 29,214 incidents. This figure reflects all open‑data crime reports compiled for the calendar year.
The page aggregates the year‑long dataset across Saskatoon’s neighbourhoods, using a full‑archive calendar‑year basis rather than a short‑term map window. It lists the top offence categories, their counts, and provides links to deeper category‑specific pages. The "Other" category, which comprises bylaw violations, traffic incidents, and drugs offences, alone accounts for 4,875 incidents. Subcategory counts are provided to illustrate the composition of this umbrella group. Readers can explore year‑over‑year series and compare the distribution of offences across the city’s historic archive.
2025 saw Saskatoon log 11,257 incidents, representing 38.5 % of the city’s total archive of 29,214 records. The leading category was “Other” with 4,875 incidents, followed by Theft (1,793), Mischief (1,013), Assault (981) and Theft from vehicle (792). Within the “Other” umbrella, Bylaw & Provincial offences contributed 1,888 incidents, Other crime 1,243, and Traffic & MVC 1,032. These figures are derived from the full‑archive calendar‑year dataset and cover all neighbourhoods for the entire year. The dataset does not include unreported incidents and reflects only police‑recorded events.
The “Other” category dominates Saskatoon’s 2025 crime profile, accounting for roughly 43 % of all incidents and encompassing bylaw violations, traffic crashes and drug‑related offences. This concentration of non‑violent and regulatory offences contrasts with the more traditional property crimes such as theft and break‑and‑enter. With a city‑total share of 38.5 %, 2025 ranks second in the two‑year series, behind 2026’s higher count. The prominence of bylaw and traffic offences suggests enforcement focus areas that differ from violent crime trends.
Saskatoon’s open‑data source records 11,257 incidents for the calendar year 2025. This figure aggregates all reported offences across the city’s neighbourhoods and represents 38.5 % of the city’s overall archive of 29,214 incidents. The count includes offences ranging from property crimes to regulatory violations and is based on fully reported police records for the full year.
Within Saskatoon’s two‑year archive, the 2025 count of 11,257 places the year in second position, with 2026 showing a higher total of 17,957 incidents. Consequently, 2025 accounts for 38.5 % of the city’s cumulative 29,214 records, indicating a lower volume than the most recent year but still a substantial share of the overall archive.
The “Other” category led with 4,875 incidents in 2025, outpacing all other offence types. Within this umbrella, the largest sub‑categories were Bylaw & Provincial offences (1,888 incidents), Other crime (1,243 incidents) and Traffic & MVC (1,032 incidents). These figures show that regulatory and traffic‑related offences together comprised a significant portion of the year’s total crime mix.
The figures are sourced from the open‑data portal for the province of Saskatchewan (SK), which provides city‑level crime reporting for Saskatoon.
Data sourced from the Saskatchewan (SK) open‑data portal.