In 2026 through July, Yonge-Bay Corridor (170) recorded 411 incidents, representing 1.9% of Toronto's 21,841 city-wide total. Assault is the leading category in this neighbourhood with 257 incidents, followed by break and enter at 56 and robbery at 29. Theft accounted for 28 incidents, bike theft for 16, and theft from vehicle for 13. Violent incidents in the area totalled 306 during this period, out of 8,052 total historical archive incidents.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Toronto.
Assault's 257 incidents sit far above break and enter at 56, and the violent count of 306 is a large part of the 411 total. Provided nearby counts — West Humber-Clairville 582, Mimico-Queensway 550, and Moss Park 470 — are all higher than Yonge-Bay Corridor's 411, so the headline total is not the highest in this comparison. The nearby category mixes are not shown, leaving the assault-led local ranking as the clearest signal.
The headline figure is 411 incidents for 2026 year-to-date, cut through July. It is based on the full on-disk archive and is not the 60-day map window. The full archive spans 2000-01-01 to 2026-08-14, so the 411 is both a current YTD figure and part of a longer record for the neighbourhood.
The citywide total is 21,841 incidents for the 2026 YTD period through July. Yonge-Bay Corridor's 411 incidents are 1.9% of that citywide total. The percentages and counts in this profile are based on the same YTD archive cut, not on a separate 60-day window.
Assault is the leading category, with 257 incidents. Break and enter is second with 56, and robbery is third with 29. Theft (28), bike theft (16), and theft from vehicle (13) also appear in the top six. These are year-scoped neighbourhood counts for 2026 YTD and do not include citywide category totals.
In the provided nearby list, West Humber-Clairville has 582 incidents, Mimico-Queensway has 550, and Moss Park has 470. Yonge-Bay Corridor's 411 is below each of those counts. The category mixes for the nearby areas are not shown in this dataset, so the comparison is limited to totals.
Upstream open-data source: City of Toronto Open Data Portal (ON).