In 2017 Timmins recorded 2,983 incidents classified as Other, comprising 88.2 % of the city’s total 3,382 reported crimes. The Other category dominates the offence landscape, far outpacing the next most common categories such as Theft (181 incidents) and Assault (106 incidents). Subcategories include Traffic & MVC with 1,286 reports, Calls for service with 1,156, and Bylaw & Provincial offences numbering 353.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Timmins.
The Timmins Other category page displays the open‑data incident count for the complete calendar year 2017, summarising every offence recorded under the “Other” classification in the city’s crime database. This figure reflects the full‑year archive rather than the 60‑day map window, providing a comprehensive view of the city’s reported non‑theft, non‑assault incidents for that period.
In 2017 the category comprised 2,983 incidents, which accounts for 88.2 % of Timmins’ total 3,382 reported crimes. The Other umbrella aggregates sub‑categories such as Traffic & MVC (1,286 incidents), Calls for service (1,156 incidents), Bylaw & Provincial offences (353 incidents), and several smaller groups, together dominating the city’s crime profile for the year. Additional categories include Drugs (37 incidents), Harassment (31 incidents), Weapons offences (14 incidents) and Other crime (106 incidents).
Other is the leading crime category in Timmins for 2017, ranking first out of seven categories with 2,983 incidents. The next most common category, Theft, recorded only 181 incidents, followed by Assault with 106, Mischief with 57, Break and enter with 39 incidents, and Auto theft with nine incidents. Together these six categories comprise just 12 % of the city’s total crimes, underscoring how the breadth of offences grouped under Other overwhelms the more specific categories. This disparity reflects the broad definition of the Other grouping, which captures many low‑frequency offences not listed separately.
Other dominates Timmins’ crime profile for 2017, accounting for 2,983 of the city’s 3,382 reported incidents – a share of 88.2 %. Ranked first among seven categories, it far exceeds the next most common category, Theft, which recorded just 181 incidents. The breakdown shows that Traffic & MVC and Calls for service together represent over 80 % of Other offences. With only a single year in the series, no year‑over‑year trend can be shown, but the concentration of incidents in this umbrella category highlights its importance in the city’s overall crime landscape.
The Other category bundles a range of low‑frequency offences. In 2017 it comprised Traffic & MVC (1,286 incidents), Calls for service (1,156 incidents), Bylaw & Provincial offences (353 incidents), Other crime (106 incidents), Drugs (37 incidents), Harassment (31 incidents) and Weapons offences (14 incidents). Together they total 2,983 incidents.
Other is by far the largest category, with 2,983 incidents representing 88.2 % of all 3,382 reported crimes. The next biggest category, Theft, recorded only 181 incidents, followed by Assault with 106. The six specific categories combined account for just 12 % of the city’s total, underscoring the dominance of the Other grouping.
The Other category aggregates many distinct offence types that are not listed separately, such as traffic collisions, service calls, bylaw violations and minor crimes. Because it captures a broad spectrum of low‑frequency incidents, its total count (2,983) far exceeds the counts of individually tracked categories like Theft (181) or Assault (106).
Timmins recorded a total of 3,382 reported incidents in 2017 across all categories. The Other category alone accounted for 2,983 of those incidents, which is 88.2 % of the city‑wide total.
Data sourced from the Ontario (ON) open‑data portal.