In 2009, Toronto recorded 314 total incidents in this archive, representing an 11.7% increase compared to 281 incidents reported in 2008. Shooting was the top category with 247 incidents, followed by Assault with 60, Theft with 6, and Auto theft with 1. These annual figures reflect official open-data reporting totals rather than per-capita risk. Toronto ranks 18th in volume across the 27 years in the dataset.
In 2009, Toronto recorded 314 total open-data police incidents, representing an 11.7% increase from the 281 incidents documented in 2008. These figures reflect open-data incident counts published for the municipal area rather than a per-capita measurement. Annual variations in reported record totals reflect shifts in open-data collection and police reporting standards across Ontario.
This overview page details the reported crime dataset for Toronto, ON, during the 2009 calendar year. It outlines specific offense categories, including 247 shooting incidents, 60 assault records, 6 theft entries, and 1 auto theft log. The analysis contextualises 2009 within the broader historical dataset that contains 425,545 total recorded incidents for the city between 2000 and 2026.
The 314 incidents recorded in Toronto in 2009 mark an 11.7% increase compared to the 281 incidents logged in 2008. Within the 27-year dataset covering 2000 through 2026, 2009 ranks 18th in total annual reported volume. The year's 314 incidents account for 0.1% of Toronto's overall city archive total of 425,545 incidents. Historically, annual incident totals in the dataset range from a minimum of 17 in 2003 to a peak of 42,969 in 2023. These comparisons track published open-data records across reporting years rather than individual risk.
Shooting led Toronto's 2009 open-data mix with 247 incidents, followed by 60 assault entries, 6 theft records, and 1 auto theft log. Ranking 18th out of 27 archive years, 2009's total of 314 incidents reflects early dataset tracking prior to 2014, when municipal open-data reporting expanded to 28,320 recorded incidents. The year's distribution shows a heavy concentration in shooting records compared to property offenses during this historical reporting period.
Toronto documented 314 open-data police incidents in 2009. This figure represents 0.1% of the 425,545 total incidents logged across the city's entire 27-year open-data archive spanning 2000 to 2026. The 2009 total ranks 18th highest among all recorded years in the dataset.
Reported incidents increased in 2009 compared to the previous year. Toronto recorded 314 incidents in 2009, an 11.7% rise from the 281 incidents logged in 2008. Year-over-year changes reflect shifts in municipal open-data reporting rather than changes in per-capita risk.
Shooting was the primary reported category in Toronto in 2009, accounting for 247 incidents out of the 314 total records. Other recorded categories during the calendar year included assault with 60 incidents, theft with 6 incidents, and auto theft with 1 incident.
The 2009 data originates from official municipal open-data releases for Toronto, Ontario (ON). The full dataset contains 425,545 records published between 2000 and 2026. These public figures cover specific incident categories including the 314 incidents recorded throughout 2009.
Data is compiled from official municipal open-data portal releases for Toronto, ON.