Thunder Bay recorded 482 mischief incidents in 2024, accounting for 6.7% of the city’s overall crime total of 7,231. This places mischief as the fifth‑most common offence among nine categories, behind theft, assault and other offences. Year‑over‑year figures doubled from 185 incidents in 2023, indicating a notable rise. The dataset reflects complete calendar‑year records and does not include the 60‑day map window.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Thunder Bay.
This page presents the open‑data counts for Mischief incidents recorded in Thunder Bay for the calendar year 2024. The dataset reflects the complete archive for that year and excludes the 60‑day map window. Thunder Bay is located in Ontario, Canada, and the open‑data portal provides incident‑level records for law‑enforcement activity.
In 2024, Thunder Bay logged 482 Mischief incidents, which comprise 6.7% of the city’s total of 7,231 recorded crimes across all categories. These figures represent reported Mischief events, which include vandalism, property damage, and other non‑violent offences. The count is derived from the full calendar‑year archive, not the rolling 60‑day map view. The open‑data release does not include unreported incidents, and counts may be subject to minor adjustments during data cleaning.
Mischief is the fifth most common offence among Thunder Bay’s nine recorded crime categories. With 482 incidents it trails the top three categories—Other (3,409 incidents), Assault (1,259 incidents) and Theft (1,048 incidents)—but exceeds Break and Enter (517 incidents) and Robbery (179 incidents). The category’s share of 6.7% places it well below the leading “Other” category, which alone accounts for nearly half of all reported crimes. Overall, Thunder Bay recorded 7,231 incidents across all categories in 2024, meaning Mischief accounts for a modest portion of the city’s overall crime landscape.
Mischief incidents in Thunder Bay rose sharply in 2024, more than doubling from 185 the previous year—a 160.5% increase. At 482 reports, the category represents 6.7% of the city’s total crime count and ranks fifth among nine offence types. While it remains far behind the dominant “Other” category, the growth suggests heightened reporting or occurrence of non‑violent property offences. The figure reflects the complete calendar‑year archive, not the short‑term map window.
The open���data set records 482 Mischief incidents for Thunder Bay in the 2024 calendar year. This figure comes from the full‑year archive and represents reported cases of vandalism, property damage and related non‑violent offences. It accounts for 6.7% of all 7,231 reported crimes across the city.
Mischief accounts for 6.7% of Thunder Bay’s total crime count. With 482 reported incidents out of 7,231 total offences across all categories in 2024, the proportion highlights that Mischief is a relatively small but notable component of the city’s overall criminal activity.
The 2024 Mischief count of 482 represents a 160.5% increase over the 185 incidents recorded in 2023. This more than doubling reflects a substantial rise in reported non‑violent property offences between the two consecutive full‑year periods.
Mischief ranks fifth out of nine crime categories in Thunder Bay for 2024. With 482 incidents it sits below Other (3,409), Assault (1,259) and Theft (1,048), but above Break and Enter (517) and Robbery (179). Its share of 6.7% places it in the middle tier of reported offences.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.