In 2026 year-to-date open-data records through July, Toronto documented 1,057 robbery incidents out of 21,841 total city incidents across all categories. Robbery represents 4.8% of the city total, ranking fifth among ten tracked categories. Moss Park (73) recorded the highest count among listed neighbourhoods with 32 incidents. In 2025, Toronto recorded 1,874 robbery incidents, representing a 19.3% decrease from 2,323 incidents in 2024 across full calendar years.
Data current through . Source: official police open-data portal covering Toronto.
This page details public open-data records for Robbery in Toronto, Ontario for 2026 (YTD, through Jul). During this year-to-date period, official municipal records document 1,057 reported incidents of Robbery across the municipality. These figures represent the published incident counts captured in the city's open-data portal for the selected timeframe, providing an empirical record of reported occurrences.
Overall, Toronto logged a city total of 21,841 incidents across all 10 tracked crime categories during the 2026 year-to-date window. Robbery accounts for 4.8% of city total incidents recorded in this open-data archive. Among all published categories, Robbery stands as a specific subgroup of offences within the broader municipal record. Comparing this category alongside other tracked categories offers an explicit view of how reported incidents are distributed throughout Toronto neighbourhoods.
Robbery ranks 5th among the 10 total categories tracked in Toronto for the 2026 year-to-date period. With 1,057 reported incidents, Robbery is less common than Assault (11,471 incidents), Auto theft (3,751 incidents), Break and enter (3,204 incidents), and Theft from vehicle (1,156 incidents). Conversely, Robbery recorded a higher count than Theft, which logged 749 incidents. Across the full 2026 year-to-date dataset of 21,841 city total incidents, Robbery occupies a middle rank among all recorded crime categories, reflecting published municipal open-data classifications across Toronto.
In Toronto's 2026 year-to-date data, Robbery accounts for 1,057 incidents, representing 4.8% of the 21,841 total reported events across the city. Looking at complete annual totals, Robbery dropped 19.3% between 2024 and 2025, falling from 2,323 to 1,874 incidents. Historical open-data archives show peak annual Robbery figures in 2017 with 3,032 incidents. For 2026 YTD, Moss Park (73) leads listed neighbourhoods with 32 incidents, followed by Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown (2) with 30 incidents. Robbery remains the 5th most frequent category among the 10 municipal categories tracked in Toronto.
In 2026 (YTD, through Jul), official municipal open-data records document 1,057 reported Robbery incidents in Toronto. This represents 4.8% of the city total 21,841 incidents recorded across all 10 crime categories during the same year-to-date period, ranking Robbery 5th overall.
Robbery ranks 5th out of 10 categories in Toronto for 2026 YTD with 1,057 incidents. It is lower than Assault (11,471 incidents), Auto theft (3,751 incidents), Break and enter (3,204 incidents), and Theft from vehicle (1,156 incidents), but higher than Theft, which recorded 749 incidents.
Between the complete calendar years of 2024 and 2025, reported Robbery incidents in Toronto decreased by 19.3%. Annual counts dropped from 2,323 incidents in 2024 down to 1,874 incidents in 2025 according to official open-data filings published by the city.
In 2026 YTD, Moss Park (73) recorded the largest count with 32 Robbery incidents. Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown (2) recorded 30 incidents, Yonge-Bay Corridor (170) recorded 29 incidents, York University Heights (27) recorded 26 incidents, and Downtown Yonge East (168) recorded 25 incidents.
Data sourced from municipal open-data police service records in Ontario (ON).