In 2026 through July, Downtown Yonge East (168) recorded 418 incidents, representing 1.9% of Toronto's 21,841 city-wide incidents. Assault was the leading category in the neighbourhood with 283 reported incidents, followed by break and enter at 43. Violent incidents accounted for 330 of the neighbourhood total. Across the full archive from 2000 to 2026, the area has recorded 8,508 total incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Toronto.
Downtown Yonge East's 418 YTD incidents are lower than the three nearby comparators shown here: West Humber-Clairville (582), Mimico-Queensway (550), and Moss Park (470). The standout local pattern is Assault's dominance: 283 incidents fall in that category, against 43 for Break and enter and 25 for Robbery. Violent incidents total 330. Combined with a 1.9% share of the city-wide 21,841 incidents, the neighbourhood's 2026 YTD profile is shaped largely by Assault records. Counts are reported incidents, not rates.
The neighbourhood recorded 418 incidents in the 2026 year-to-date period through July. That is 1.9% of the city-wide total of 21,841 incidents. The largest single category is Assault, with 283 reported incidents. This is a YTD window, not a full-year total. The window runs through July.
Moss Park (73) recorded 470 incidents in the same 2026 YTD window, while Downtown Yonge East (168) recorded 418. Both are below West Humber-Clairville's 582 and Mimico-Queensway's 550. These are counts from each named neighbourhood's own scope, not combined figures.
Assault is the leading category for Downtown Yonge East (168) with 283 records. Break and enter follows with 43, and Robbery has 25. The category ranking is based on this neighbourhood's year-scoped data for 2026, not on city-wide totals. The neighbourhood's violent incident count is 330.
The count covers January through July 2026, labeled 2026 YTD. The full archive in the dataset spans from 2000-01-01 to 2026-08-14, so the YTD figure is a partial-year window rather than a complete annual count. Boundaries may be revised between releases.
Incident data are drawn from the City of Toronto's open-data portal (ON).